New reforms could end costly and complex building permit procedures, saving homeowners money and curbing permit-related corruption.

Ministry of Health warns of severe demographic risks if selection continues.

New rice export rules are driving up costs for traders with pre-contract storage mandates.

Chief engineers in Vietnam’s defense industry to earn up to 100x base salary.

Telecom firms must report Telegram-blocking measures by June 2 under new government directive.

One of the most notable changes is the stipulation that the debt-to-equity ratio for companies issuing private bonds must not exceed five times their equity

NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man stressed that social housing has become an increasingly urgent issue, especially in urban areas and industrial zones.

The new circular aims to streamline administrative procedures, remove barriers and enhance the ease with which foreign capital can flow into Vietnam’s stock market.

Calls to increase fines to 200 million VND meet opposition from traffic experts and lawmakers.

Deputies suggest granting bail to entrepreneurs to prevent business collapse and encourage economic recovery.

A 2-percentage-point reduction in the value-added tax (VAT) for goods and services will lead to a decrease in state revenue by approximately 121.74 trillion VND (over 4.69 billion USD) over the proposed period.

A proposed national regulation introduces five emission levels for in-use cars, with a roadmap starting in 2026.

Lawmakers consider special mechanisms, policies for Hai Phong city

A draft amendment proposes shifting from formal diplomas to school principal certifications after Grade 9.

If proposed stricter emissions standards are implemented in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, will vehicles manufactured before 2017 still be permitted on the roads of Vietnam’s two largest urban centers?

The initiative, which involves two sessions of teaching per day, aims to enhance instruction in cultural and artistic subjects, thereby supporting students' holistic development.

Vietnam will begin a two-year trial of peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, credit scoring, and data sharing through open application programming interfaces from July 1, following the Government’s Decree 94 issued on April 29.

A new proposal could see fines for road violations in Vietnam rise to nearly USD 6,000, aiming to strengthen deterrence.

The National Assembly Standing Committee recommends early consultation with the Politburo on applying special development policies to provinces and cities after administrative mergers.

New decree mandates response strategies, including lawsuits and countermeasures, when Vietnamese firms face foreign trade defense actions.