Back when the northern half of Vietnam was a Soviet client state, and the southern half an American one, neither superpower would have contemplated building a nuclear power plant here.
But today Russia and America are again jockeying for influence in Vietnam, and this time they’re offering reactors.
The head of the Russian state-owned nuclear power monopoly Rosatom, Sergei Kirienko, was in Hanoi on Friday, shaking hands with Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.
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