Central provinces relocate residents in response to typhoon Local authorities in the central provinces of Quảng Ngãi, Bình Định, Phú Yên and Khánh Hòa are planning to more more than 181,000 people from risk-prone areas in response to Typhoon Nakri, which is forecast to be the strongest so far this year in the East Sea.

Border troops foster disadvantaged children in Kon Tum

As well as patrolling the region, the guards have another responsibility, caring for orphans and disadvantaged children.

Border soldiers help ethnic communities improve life The remote mountainous border areas in the northern province of Lai Châu have a high rate of poor households.

Syrian and Turkish armies in deadly border clash The armies of Syria and Turkey traded deadly fire Tuesday for the first time since Ankara launched an anti-Kurdish offensive in early October, as Russia announced Kurdish forces had withdrawn from the key border area.

The return

A short story by Dương Giao Linh

US slaps sanctions on Turkey as Syrian regime returns to north The United States slapped sanctions on Turkey on Monday as it demanded an end to the deadly incursion against Syrian Kurdish fighters, accusing its NATO partner of putting civilians at risk and allowing the release of Islamic State extremists.

Hanoians remember victory day

Hundreds of locals in Hà Nội yesterday morning joined a ceremony in downtown Hà Nội reflecting historical atmosphere on October 10, 1965, when Vietnamese People’s Army march to the capital to take the power from the French.

Hà Nội celebrates 65 years of liberation

Today, Hà Nội celebrates its 65th anniversary of liberation (October 10, 1954 - October 10, 2019).

Sad memories come to light

Horrific things happened fifty-one years ago in Mỹ Lai Village. During the war, many villagers were killed. Helicopters and soldiers brought gunfire. People fled and hid while others were not lucky enough to get away.

Mỹ Lai Massacre survivors remember horrific tragedy

Two children on a trail between rice fields that were photographed by US Army photographer Ronald L Haeberle were later identified as survivors of the massacre on March 16, 1968, when 504 unarmed villagers were killed by soldiers of Charlie Company.