Vietnam’s anti-corruption drive: are we at fever pitch?

Asia In Focus by Control Risks

May 27, 202423:53Business

Vietnam’s anti-corruption drive, dubbed the “burning furnace,” started in 2016 but has intensified since 2021. Many senior officials in the country have come under investigation. They’ve been asked to leave their positio...

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