US pledges $50 mln for Vietnamese Agent Orange victims

Bryan Knight was five years old when he said goodbye to his father, Major Roy Knight, a U.S. Air Force pilot, in January 1967 at Love Field airport in Dallas, Texas.

A Soviet-built complex near Hanoi is now churning out products for global sportswear brands like Nike and the U.S. Olympic team.

A wartime bunker of mortar munitions was discovered under the Bao Loc Pass in Lam Dong Province on Wednesday.

Vietnamese-Australian Hieu Van Le has agreed to stay on as the governor of the state of South Australia until 2021.

51 years later, two siblings who survived the My Lai massacre say their existence is still ignored in certain quarters.

65 years ago, the Battle of Dien Bien Phu was decisively won by Vietnamese forces, forcing the French out of Indochina.

44 years after the Vietnam War, former intelligence officer Nguyen Thi My Nhung leads a normal, peaceful life.

Braving the hot and humid weather, visitors stood in long lines to buy tickets to visit the Independence Palace in Saigon.

An art exhibition opening in Hanoi on Friday promises to bring back Vietnam War memories related to the Truong Son Trail.

Nine U.S. senators joined Vietnam officials Saturday to start a dioxin cleanup project at Bien Hoa airport, the most contaminated spot in the country.

‘Where’s the justice for Vietnamese victims being destroyed every day by (Monsanto’s) toxic chemicals,’ asks a senior Vietnamese official.

When I became a senator for Vermont in 1975, one of the first votes I cast was for a law to stop funding the war in Vietnam. That law passed by one vote.

A Chinese translation of The Sorrow of War, Vietnamese author Bao Ninh’s famous novel, was published few days ago.