India-Vietnam Relations

The two nations have strengthened their economic and defense ties considerably since the establishment of their comprehensive strategic partnership in 2016.

Given that the China threat looms large for both Vietnam and India, the bilateral relationship between New Delhi and Hanoi is likely to gain even greater traction.

The strategic necessity of dealing with an aggressive China brings India and Vietnam closer together.

With China a shared concern, India and Vietnam continue to deepen their relationship.

Both sides broke ground on the first specific project to operationalize their defense partnership in this realm.

The exercise underscores growing maritime ties between the two countries.

A look at the broader significance of a recent interaction between the two countries.

Despite increasing cooperation, India has not been able to seal major weapons sales to Vietnam.

A recent interaction put the focus on the developing maritime ties between the two states.

A recent engagement was just the latest engagement held by the two sides in this realm.

Recent engagements confirm the uptick in activity in the defense realm.

The two countries continue their convergence over the South China Sea.

It's time for both countries to push the envelope with their bilateral ties.

The strategic partnership between India and Vietnam goes beyond a prospective BrahMos sale.

India's plan for its relations with ASEAN were on display at the recent Delhi Dialogue.

It's important for India not to go out of its way to involve itself in China's maritime disputes.

In another manifestation of a closer defense relationship, India and Vietnam have entered talks over a SAM platform.

Both countries conclude yet another pact in their burgeoning defense relationship.

Narendra Modi's recent visit to Vietnam forged new inroads in an important Asian bilateral.

Modi's trip to Hanoi was a step in right direction. What's next for India-Vietnam ties?

To take advantage of shared interests, Delhi and Hanoi should expand the frameworks of engagement.

The Indian PM will touch on the China factor as well as defense and trade ties in his first trip to Hanoi.

Amid a great competition between Asia's two large powers, does India see Vietnam as China sees Pakistan?

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the 2015 ASEAN-India and East Asia Summit in Malaysia.