Vietnam Targets Online Piracy to Avoid US Tariffs
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung ordered ministries to increase detections of copyright infringement by 20% this month. The move follows a United States warning that classified Vietnam as a priority foreign country for intellectual property violations and threatened new trade barriers.
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Vietnam will launch a nationwide crackdown on online piracy and counterfeit goods starting Thursday to increase detections by 20%. The move follows a United States threat to impose fresh tariffs over persistent intellectual property violations. For investors, the enforcement drive signals Hanoi's urgency to protect its $153 billion export relationship with the American market.
