Le Viêt Nam, aujourd'hui

Cyber spies working for or on behalf of China’s government have broadened attacks against official and corporate targets in Vietnam at a time of raised tension over the South China Sea, cyber security company FireEye said.

As other rival claimants scale down their rhetoric, Hanoi finds itself standing alone against Beijing’s actions in the South China Sea

Vietnam is estimated to welcome over 2.2 million Chinese visitors in the first seven months of this year, up 51 percent against the same period last year, the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism said on Friday.

Vietnam stopped a company from exploring for energy in contested waters of the South China Sea after taking threats from Beijing, the BBC reported early on Monday.

China has said that the number of cross-border human trafficking cases dropped slightly last year, thanks to intensified efforts by China and Vietnam.

Construction reportedly began in Bac Giang Province without a construction permit or an environmental impact review.

Many children, pregnant women and senior citizens died in the sudden Chinese onslaught of February, 1979.

According to Ren Lili (alias), eyewitness, the situation escalated quickly. On the morning of February 7, she, her fiancé, and his mother were peacefully entering customs at the Mong Cai border checkpoint in Vietnam.

Vietnam leader Nguyen Phu Trong, who arrives in Beijing on Thursday, will be under pressure to call off reported negotiations with India for purchase of a missile system, sources said.

A record year for visitors from the Chinese mainland is filling municipal coffers, but tensions are emerging as the Vietnamese tourism industry struggles to keep up

A Chinese firm has proposed building a zinc mill at an economic zone in the central Vietnamese province of Thua Thien-Hue, raising a few eyebrows among local experts and members of the public.

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc’s first visit to China hints at Hanoi’s constraints in approaching its giant neighbor.

Vietnamese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Le Hai Binh reacted sharply Thursday to Chinese Defense Minister Chang Wanquan’s incitement of the military, police, and general population to prepare for a “people's war at sea.”

China’s ongoing transition from low-wage manufacturer to budding high-tech hothouse is creating waves across the rest of Asia.

Hubs in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, as well as website of national airline, showed message criticising sovereignty claims in South China Sea