Rockoff, who risked his life to photograph the brutality of the Khmer Rouge, has struggled ever since. Now he says his historic negatives have been taken from him.

The Communist Party’s upcoming 14th National Congress is set to mark an important change in the country’s approach to foreign ...

The former royal site of Oudong offers serene temples, historical remnants and sweeping views. It remains largely overlooked ...

In April, Unesco inducted The King of the White Elephant into the Memory of the World International Register, a first for a Thai film. As we marvel at the rolling march of a hundred pachyderms kicking ...

Thankfully, many cities that were once considered risky are now blossoming into incredible travel destinations. Whether due ...

There’s an undeniable allure to a good mystery, especially when it involves someone famous who seems to disappear without a ...

In just four years, the Khmer Rouge murdered up to two million Cambodians — and S-21 was where many met their fate. Inside ...

Like an Ivy League university professor, Alexander Stubb, the president of Finland, takes to the pages of Foreign Affairs to ...

Fifty-five miles north of Saigon, at a critical road junction in Phuoc Long Province, 11 American Green Berets were settling into what should have been a routine advisory mission. Detachment A-342, ...

American airpower was supposed to be untouchable in Vietnam. Instead, U.S. pilots found themselves struggling against smaller, more agile MiGs and losing more often than anyone expected. The decline ...

Lorna Thackeray’s story on veterans and the VFW was interesting, but your reporter didn’t get all of the reasons Vietnam veterans didn’t join the VFW after they returned home. The big one for me, and ...