Take a look around you for a second. Your phone might have been put together in Vietnam. Those sneakers by the door could be Vietnamese too. Even the laptop you’re using right now, Vietnam may have had a hand in it somewhere along the line.
And yet most people barely think about Vietnam at all. Ask them to find it on a map, or to explain how their everyday costs have stayed surprisingly stable while the world’s supply chains have been a mess, and you’ll mostly get blank stares.
That’s the strange thing about Vietnam in 2026. It’s become quietly essential to how the modern economy runs, but it rarely gets treated like a main character. The spotlight stays on China, India, and the US, while Vietnam keeps doing the work in the background.
But what’s unfolding there right now is not background noise. It’s one of the most important economic shifts of our era, and it’s already changing the rules, from geopolitics to what you end up paying for electronics.
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