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New Zealand commits ODA to Vietnam

New Zealand commits ODA to Vietnam

Deputy Prime Minister Bill English has said the New Zealand government will continue providing official development assistance (ODA) to Vietnam at a steady level.
Another storm heads for central Vietnam

Another storm heads for central Vietnam

A tropical depression on September 17 strengthened into a storm which is moving towards the central coast of Vietnam, according to national weather experts.
Western powers to press Syria resolution at UN

Western powers to press Syria resolution at UN

Western powers were poised Tuesday to press their efforts for a UN resolution to rid Syria of chemical weapons, one day after a report by the world body describing a "chilling" sarin gas attack there.
Boosting education, sci-tech cooperation with Russia

Boosting education, sci-tech cooperation with Russia

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan on September 16 toured a number of universities in Moscow to examine the possibility of increasing cooperation in various areas, especially education, science and technology.
New scorpion species found in northern Vietnam

New scorpion species found in northern Vietnam

Vietnamese and French scientists have discovered a new species of scorpion in the northern mountainous province of Bac Kan, according to the Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources.
US tourists biggest spenders in Vietnam

US tourists biggest spenders in Vietnam

Tourists from the US are the biggest spenders in Vietnam, followed by those from the Republic of Korean and Australia, according to the Vietnam Tourist Outlook by Visa International.
Chinese hospital seeks virgins' blood

Chinese hospital seeks virgins' blood

A Chinese hospital's request for blood from healthy female virgins for use in medical research has been condemned as insulting to women, state-run media has just reported.
VNPT braced for State overhaul this month

VNPT braced for State overhaul this month

The Ministry of Information and Communications is expected to formally restructure the Vietnam Post and Telecommunications Group this month, according to Minister Nguyen Bac Son.
Slim hope for Vung Tau boat collision victims

Slim hope for Vung Tau boat collision victims

Rescue workers have continued searching for the remaining 7 missing aboard a Vietnamese sunken boat after a September 16 collision with Singapore’s cargo ship Sima Saphire in the waters off Vung Tau coast.
U19 Vietnam maintain winning streak

U19 Vietnam maintain winning streak

Striker Van Toan’s hat-trick earned Vietnam another win over Myanmar on September 16, maintaining their winning streak at the ongoing ASEAN U19 Youth Football Championship in Indonesia.

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