The greatest significance of Directive 30 lies not merely in combating fraud, but in safeguarding a secure transactional environment so citizens, businesses, and investors can maintain trust in the digital realm.

Vietnam has introduced fines of up to $767 for livestreaming content or behavior deemed inconsistent with cultural standards and social ethics under a new cybersecurity decree.

Vietnam has begun fining motorists who follow other vehicles too closely on expressways, as transport experts warn that habits carried over from slower urban roads can become deadly at highway speeds.

Vietnam is imposing tougher penalties on organizations and individuals that publicly disclose someone else’s personal data without consent, including information shared in online “call-out” posts.

Vietnam has issued its first fines for unsafe following distances on an expressway, as drivers question how they can accurately judge gaps of up to 100 meters in real traffic.

Hanoi households could receive subsidies for rooftop solar and batteries, while national regulators are considering a new approach to solar power pricing that better reflects local conditions.

A new National Assembly resolution offers legal protection for bold decision-making, provided five conditions are met, including no corruption and demonstrable public benefit.

Vietnam’s stage arts are beginning to operate more like a genuine cultural industry, where artistic quality drives revenue and revenue, in turn, sustains creativity.

The greatest significance of Directive 30 goes beyond fighting scams. It is about preserving a safe environment for transactions so that people, businesses and investors can continue to place their trust in the digital space.

Vietnamese citizens with Level-2 electronic identification accounts can now enjoy a range of fee waivers and reductions under a new policy promoting digital citizenship.

New research finds 42% of Vietnamese children still ride in front seats while child car seat use remains below 5%.

A proposal to tie apartment use to a building's design lifespan could change how condominiums are valued in Vietnam, with buyers placing greater emphasis on land-use rights and redevelopment potential.

Adopting a "keep right except to overtake" rule may sound straightforward, but without the right infrastructure, enforcement and driving culture, it could prove difficult to implement effectively in Vietnam.

The Ministry of Health has proposed providing people aged 40 and above with knowledge, practical skills to prepare for old age under a draft circular guiding the implementation of the National Target Programme on Healthcare, Population & Development.

Decree 284, which sets administrative penalties for violations involving crypto assets and the crypto asset market, will take effect on September 1. This is expected to mark the end of unlicensed crypto exchanges operating in Vietnam.

Vietnam will begin fining investors who trade through unlicensed crypto platforms from September 1, putting the future of major global exchanges in the country under scrutiny.

The Presidential Office held a press conference in Hanoi on July 25 to announce the State President's order promulgating three ordinances recently adopted by the National Assembly Standing Committee at its fourth session.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security is proposing fines of up to 5% of total revenue for serious violations involving the protection of important and core data.

Vietnam is considering requiring social media and online gaming accounts to be verified through authenticated phone numbers or personal identification numbers.