Nothing Is Impossible

In "Nothing Is Impossible," Ted Osius, a former ambassador during the Obama era, chronicles the remarkable journey of U.S.-Vietnam relations from the 1990s onward. Through a compelling narrative of diplomacy, he highlights the efforts of key figures like senators John McCain and John Kerry, as well as former POW Pete Peterson, who set aside their past for the sake of future progress. Osius draws on his personal experiences and interactions with Vietnamese leaders and citizens, showcasing the transformative impact of reconciliation on both nations. The book, with a foreword by John Kerry, illustrates how effective diplomacy can foster a better world.