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China faces a severe gender imbalance, leaving many men struggling to find wives. This has fueled a rise in 'fake bride' scams by matchmaking agencies, leaving men financially devastated and their lives in disarray.
Vietnam and Australia have agreed to elevate their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership to a new phase, strengthening cooperation in economic resilience, science, technology, and innovation. Leaders highlighted opportunities to expand collaboration in strategic mineral supply chains and high-tech sectors.
Bcons Center City, a large-scale complex, is being developed in Ho Chi Minh City's eastern "University Village," a hub for educational and research institutions. With infrastructure improvements and increased surrounding employment opportunities, it is expected to meet the housing needs of students, researchers, and professionals.
CMC University has announced an additional 300 admissions for the 2026 academic year across its Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City campuses. The recruitment will focus on high-demand digital fields such as AI, IT, and semiconductors, with scholarships available to support students.
A fraud ring involved in selling bank accounts to evade biometric authentication has been busted in Vietnam's central Ha Tinh province. The arrested suspects allegedly established shell companies and opened 37 bank accounts, which were then sold to online gambling groups.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President To Lam attended the inauguration of Vietnam House in Canberra on August 11. He also met with representatives of the Vietnamese community in Australia and Solomon Islands, reaffirming strengthened bilateral cooperation.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President To Lam has concluded his state visit to Australia and is heading to New Zealand. The visit aimed to strengthen ties with both nations, particularly expanding cooperation in economic and technological fields, marking a significant step in Vietnam's foreign policy strategy.
Thai Binh University of Medicine and Pharmacy has raised its admission cutoff scores for its medical program for the 2026 academic year. However, supplementary admissions will be conducted for the Preventive Medicine and Pharmacy programs due to unfilled quotas, highlighting the current state of medical talent cultivation and educational policy challenges in Vietnam.
Ninh Binh province will invest VND 680 billion (approximately $27 million) to redevelop an 11-hectare student dormitory complex that has been abandoned for 17 years. Originally planned with a budget of VND 835 billion, the project was halted in 2013 due to funding shortages. The redevelopment will complete all four buildings to meet the housing needs of students and civil servants.
Vietnam is advancing policy improvements to enhance the competitiveness of its energy sector. This move is not just about meeting immediate demands but also preparing for a new development cycle characterized by fast, green, and prosperous growth. The development of the energy sector is crucial for the overall sustainability and international competitiveness of Vietnam's economy.
A Vietnamese doctor provided timely emergency care to an American passenger who suddenly vomited large amounts of blood during a flight from the US to Ho Chi Minh City, stabilizing the passenger and ensuring the flight's safe continuation.
Vietnamese Communist Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong, during his visit to Australia, met with leaders of major Australian businesses. He emphasized opportunities to expand cooperation in strategic mineral supply chains, high technology, and innovation, as the two nations advance their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership to a new phase.
A woman in Nghe An province, Vietnam, has been fined for refilling empty branded bottles with her own beverages and selling them outside a hospital. She was cited for violations of food safety regulations.
A growing number of individuals in Vietnam are facing unexpected tax liabilities after lending their names to relatives for business registration. Despite these businesses having no actual operations, individuals are being billed tens of millions of dong in taxes and penalties, causing significant hardship. Authorities are expediting measures to address this issue.
Vietnam is accelerating its energy development, with renewable energy adoption and infrastructure upgrades being urgent priorities. Policy reforms to improve the investment environment are crucial for balancing economic growth and energy security.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and President To Lam's visit to New Zealand is expected to foster further bilateral relations. People-to-people exchanges are highlighted as a crucial element for elevating the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership to a new level.
Six youths aged 17 to 21 have been arrested in Da Nang, central Vietnam, for randomly assaulting pedestrians. They were found in possession of modified weapons and engaged in reckless driving.
Vietnam's Adora Group and Techcombank have announced a partnership to offer deferred payment solutions for wedding venue customers, providing couples and families with more flexible payment options for their celebrations.
As General Secretary and President To Lam visits Australia, RMIT Vietnam has been approved to open a new campus in Hanoi, significantly boosting its training capacity threefold. A branch campus will also be established in Nam Sai Gon. This development highlights international educational cooperation within Vietnam's one-party system.
Ho Chi Minh City Open University announced it will award over 10,000 scholarships annually, totaling VND 60 billion (approx. $2.5 million USD), to outstanding students and those facing financial hardship but demonstrating academic effort. This highlights the university's ongoing commitment to student support.
A joint inspection team in Son La Province has confirmed sand dredging activities occurring outside permitted zones. This action is part of the province's heightened surveillance against illegal mineral extraction, highlighting the importance of environmental protection and resource management.
Vietnam and Australia have agreed to deepen cooperation in areas such as personnel training, policy consultancy, science and technology, and digital trade. The two nations affirmed progress in their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and aim to strengthen collaboration on climate change response and the digital economy.
Vietnamese President To Lam has concluded state visits to Australia and New Zealand, signaling intent to strengthen cooperation in economic and security sectors. Emphasis was placed on sustaining economic growth and contributing to regional security.
Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam concluded his state visit to Australia on August 12, departing for a state visit to New Zealand. The visit aimed to achieve bilateral trade targets and strengthen media cooperation.
Vietnam's government has proposed upgrading the northern provinces of Quang Ninh and Bac Ninh to centrally governed cities from September 1 and September 20, respectively. These provinces are set to become key economic hubs, poised for further growth.
Vietnam Electricity (EVN) announced that total electricity production and imports nationwide reached 203.57 billion kWh from January to July this year, ensuring supply for economic growth and public demand.
Vietnam's Khanh Hoa Province is poised to become a major hub for renewable energy industries, leveraging its abundant solar, wind, and marine resources. This strategic move aims to unlock new development opportunities during the province's green transition.
In Da Nang city, Vietnam, six individuals have been prosecuted and detained for possessing weapons and causing public disorder. This action is seen as part of the authorities' efforts to maintain security and ensure the safety of citizens' lives.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to discuss potential cooperation in advanced technology sectors. The meeting signals an effort to deepen economic and technological exchanges between the two nations.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with executives from EQ Resources Limited and Advanced Navigation during his state visit to Australia. Discussions focused on strengthening cooperation in strategic mineral supply chains and advanced technologies, signaling a commitment to deepen bilateral ties and economic growth.
Vietnam has approved a national program to develop AI human resources, aligning with its strategy to make science, technology, and innovation key drivers of growth. The initiative aims to cultivate internationally standardized AI talent and revolutionize workforce training in the field.
Vietnamese President To Lam, meeting with Australian Prime Minister Albanese, warned against 'unilateral changes to the status quo by force' in the region, signaling a subtle check on China. Both nations agreed to enhance security cooperation and expand supply chain collaboration in critical minerals, semiconductors, and clean energy.
Vietnam is accelerating digitalization to streamline administrative procedures for foreign residents and visitors. Initiatives like Level-2 electronic identification for VNeID aim to integrate services such as administration, banking, and residence registration, enhancing convenience and the investment environment.
Tam Anh General Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City has successfully performed Vietnam's first robotic cancer surgery using two Da Vinci Xi robots and the Dual Console technique. The procedure significantly reduced operating time and accelerated patient recovery, boosting the hospital's appeal for medical tourism.
Vietnam is experiencing intense heatwaves in the north, with temperatures exceeding 37°C on August 12. Southern regions are forecast to have thunderstorms, though rainfall is expected to decrease. Authorities are warning of fire risks due to the heat and potential hazards from storms.
Vietnam's government has approved a national program to boost AI talent development by 2030, aiming to enhance strategic technology sectors and national technological autonomy. The initiative targets AI knowledge and skills dissemination from K-12 to the workforce, alongside nurturing high-level specialists.