Vietnam and the U.S. mark completion of Đà Nẵng dioxin cleanup

The carrier made the first U.S. carrier port visit to Vietnam since the war. The symbolic shift in defense ties also raised questions about militarization and Vietnam’s engagement with multiple...

The carrier completed its five-day visit. Officials called it evidence of closer ties; military cooperation developed alongside work to address the material consequences of U.S. warfare.

Vietnam sent a level-two field hospital to South Sudan. This was Vietnam’s own multilateral diplomatic choice, beyond bilateral relations with its former U.S. adversary; the unit included women...

Vietnamese personnel officially took command after deploying earlier that month, marking an operational step in Vietnam’s independent multilateral peacekeeping role.

A ceremony marked completion of the main contaminated-soil treatment project at Da Nang airport. The cleanup addressed one identified hotspot, not all Agent Orange contamination or health needs in...

The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership entered into force for Vietnam. The agreement connected Vietnam to a regional trade framework after the United States withdrew...

Vietnam hosted the summit, demonstrating diplomatic capacity and drawing symbolic attention to a country shaped by war and reunification. The talks concerned the Korean Peninsula.

The leaders began talks on denuclearization and bilateral relations. Vietnam’s host role reflected active diplomacy after colonial rule and war.

The summit concluded without a deal. Vietnam provided the venue and security, but the negotiating powers controlled the outcome.

The project began treatment planning and cleanup at a major dioxin hotspot associated with wartime herbicide storage and handling. Bien Hoa is distinct from the Da Nang site addressed in Batch 003....