Le Viêt Nam, aujourd'hui

While a visiting senior politician from Vietnam and her Chinese hosts talked in Beijing about the friendship and comradeship between the two communist neighbors, it was reported that their coast-guard vessels had been involved in a confrontation over a reef in the South China Sea.

Coastguard vessels eye each other across Vanguard Bank Haiyang Dizhi entered waters near reef to carry out seismic survey operation

"If these beautiful products are for sale, I will buy them immediately," a Vietnamese young man told Xinhua on Monday, pointing his hand to a USB drive in the form of a Guangxi bronze drum and then a smartphone cover with images of a dragon and a phoenix.

Vietnam's fishing trade association has accused a Chinese vessel of robbing Vietnamese fishermen near disputed islands in the South China Sea, state media reported on Tuesday (June 11).

The Chinese denied any attacks on Vietnamese boats, but a video shows otherwise

Pham acknowledges short-term gains, but says long-term conflict will take a toll

Vietnam have been building small islands in the disputed South China Sea sparking fears of potential conflict with China, it has been revealed.

Asean member states and China are a step closer to forming a Code of Conduct for the South China Sea after years of operating a toothless diplomatic pact that has failed to reduce tensions

Vietnam police have arrested a Chinese national found with a massive haul of heroin in Ho Chi Minh City, the second such bust in a week as the country cracks down on the illicit trade.

The special zones law has been delayed until May 2019 and could be cancelled altogether, writes Tom Fawthrop

Hanoi's priorities include a North-South Highway with a 118 trillion đồng (US$ 5.3 billion) price tag, with less than half from China.

A prominent Vietnamese historian who criticized his government for not doing more to challenge Beijing’s territorial claims in the South China Sea has been ousted from Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party over comments he made on Facebook.

Four decades on, China's 1979 border war is officially 'forgotten' in Hanoi

At 5 AM on February 17, 1979, a massive artillery bombardment rippled across Vietnam’s mountainous northern border with China. Waves of soldiers from the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) swarmed towards the startled Vietnamese soldiers hunkered down in border forts, bunkers and caves.

Local CEO insists Hanoi is 'open to all' amid headwinds in Western markets