Vietnam

If the North Korean state unravels, a massive tide of refugees will flow into China.

The completion of another island and risk of militarization is a cause for U.S. concern.

As Tillerson arrives in Asia, China's aggressive expansionism continues.

China has sent civilian visitors to the Paracel Islands, which Vietnam claims sovereignty over.

It was the latest move by the Communist state to bolster its claims in the strategic waterway that China claims as its own.

The Russian Ministry of Defense is assessing plans put forward in parliament.

Trinh Thi Ngo's job 'was to chill and frighten' American GIs and convince them that the war was a losing effort.

Vietnam's relations with the U.S. have quickly expanded in the wake of the escalating South China Sea dispute, putting the Philippines in an unexpectedly isolated position.

We are virtually sure to win a conventional war, but could not predict what might happen in a war that went nuclear.

If the situation were reversed, editors would be outraged.

Some think China is preparing an "air defense identification zone" over the South China Sea.

Obama will become the first sitting president to visit the small nation when he joins global leaders for an Asian summit.

The British MP was pictured handling the weapon while enjoying his summer holiday.

China's response to the U.N. verdict will determine what kind of power it will be.

Earlier this week, an international court ruling that denied China's claims to the South China Sea.

China said it will not recognize the verdict.

If the ruling goes against China and Beijing responds with a show of force, it will be a critical test of how far the U.S. will go to support its allies.

Aiden Webb had been attempting to climb Fansipan mountain—the tallest in the country.

Selling the supersonic BrahMos missile would mark a shift for India, the world's biggest arms importer.

Ali didn't flee to Canada or enroll in college to obtain a deferment. He stood firmly in the proud tradition of civil disobedience, saying, "Just take me to jail."

"Sometimes our politics doesn't express all the goodness of the people," Obama said, without referring specifically to any of the presidential candidates.

U.S. President Barack Obama chided Vietnam on political freedoms.

Move points to the countries' shared concerns about China's increasing military power.

Officials debate whether the president should roll back an arms embargo on Hanoi, which would anger China.

The president is expected to meet dissidents and will address human rights in Vietnam "both publicly and in private."

Security experts have warned this could be the first of many military flights.

Bodies of one man and two women have been recovered.

Tens of thousands of tourists have also been stranded, as snow grounds flights.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Le Hai Binh said China had conducted a test-flight to the airfield.

Nguyen Van Dai, who was badly beaten this month, was arrested last week for anti-state "propaganda.