Nguyen Tien Xuan, 81, has spent more than a decade helping 336 families find the final resting sites of the family members they lost during the American war in Vietnam
Defying all post-war pains and sufferings, the invalids choose to live a positive and happy life
‘There are still so many things that I want to know about my daughter, so many questions that need answering before I’m laid to rest’
Historical images are blended with art in an installation art exhibition inside a historic tunnel in central Vietnam
An American photographer has showcased photos which he took of Vietnamese war children’s current life in a British newspaper
An exhibition is being held in Paris to highlight the wretched working and living conditions suffered by the first Vietnamese people who were brought over to France by the French colonial government to serve in World War I
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that by Tuesday night the toll since December 15 from air strikes and a bombing campaign using barrels packed with TNT stood at 410. Also among the dead were 34 women, 30 rebel fighters and nine jihadists
Thousands of Syrian rebels have broken with the Western-backed coalition and called for a new Islamist front
The installation and video exhibit titled “Born in 1983 – Kham Thien,” which features everyday items made from the remnants of war materiel, is running in Hanoi until September 28.
Western and regional countries called for U.N. chemical weapons investigators - who arrived in Damascus just three days ago - to be urgently dispatched to the scene of one of the deadliest incidents of the two-year-old civil war