Vietnam Parliament Chief Resigns Amid Anti-Corruption Drive

Vuong Dinh Hue steps down as National Assembly Chair, marking the latest high-profile departure in Vietnam's sweeping anti-corruption campaign.

Vuong Dinh Hue resigned due to violations that negatively impacted the reputation of the Communist Party and the state.
The resignation follows the arrest of Hue's assistant, Pham Thai Ha, for abusing his position for personal gain.
Vietnam's political landscape faces increased uncertainty as multiple top leaders have resigned within a year.
The ongoing anti-corruption campaign, known as 'Blazing Furnace', has led to significant shakeups among political and business elites.
Foreign investors are concerned about political stability in Vietnam, affecting the country's appeal as a Southeast Asian manufacturing hub.