Vietnam Prepares for 2026 Capital Law: Harmonizing New Legislation and National Security
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Vietnam Prepares for 2026 Capital Law: Harmonizing New Legislation and National Security

Vietnam's National Assembly is advancing amendments to laws on weapons, explosives, fire prevention, and national security infrastructure protection, aiming for harmonization with the upcoming 2026 Capital Law. This initiative seeks to leverage Hanoi's special mechanisms and bolster national security.

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