Bloodless Language Revolution Expands In Laos
In Vientiane the quiet shift toward English and American influence grows as Laos sheds reliance on French. English teaching expands, U.S. aid funds thousands of schools, and a push for Lao language high schools prompts renegotiations with France. The result is a bloodless civil war of tongues shaping education and diplomacy.
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