THE WEEK’S TOP STORIES
December 18, 2018
Cambodia hails opening of country’s largest dam despite opposition
December 17, 2018
The Trump Administration Is About To Deport Nearly 50 Cambodian Immigrants. Attorneys And Activists Are Trying To Stop It.
December 16, 2018
Khmer Rouge: Leaders Convicted 40years after Genocide
December 15, 2018
Lawyer for Khmer Rouge’s Nuon Chea was practising illegally, says Cambodian bar association, casting mistrial risk over historic verdict
December 14, 2018
Trick or real? CNRP split over Cambodia move to ease politics ban
December 13, 2018
Cambodia’s Opposition Begins to Crack
December 12, 2018
Cambodia union leaders convicted over protests, jail terms suspended
Labor activist under fire for role in sex-trafficking documentary
“My Mother Sold Me”, a 27-minute documentary on sex trafficking in Cambodian, has garnered 1.5 million views on YouTube in the seven weeks since its release.
Khmer Times Flogs Huawei for Cambodia Telecoms
The pro-government Khmer Times ran a December 7 story about Chinese telecom giant Huawei with a KT byline that, while not marked as advertising, was transparently a Huawei press release being passed off as journalism.
Cambodia hails opening of country’s largest dam despite opposition
Cambodian premier Hun Sen on Monday opened the country's largest hydropower scheme, swatting aside dire warnings about the environmental impact of the US$780 million project and its effect on local communities.
Cambodia’s Hun Sen Blasts RFA Despite Promises of Welcome to ‘Return’
In a rare phone interview with Radio Free Asia, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has lambasted the U.S.-funded broadcaster despite recent conciliatory comments by his government suggesting RFA was welcome to resume its operations in the Southeastern Asian nation.
California Supreme Court court blocks pardon of Cambodian refugee who killed at age 14
In a rare step, the California Supreme Court has blocked Gov. Jerry Brown’s attempt to issue a pardon to a 37-year-old Cambodian refugee who killed a woman when he was 14 years old.
Ricketson on surviving prison in Cambodia
The secret to surviving 15 months in a notorious Cambodian prison was simple for Australian filmmaker James Ricketson.
Cambodia’s Hun Sen Blasts RFA Despite Promises of Welcome to ‘Return’
In a rare phone interview with Radio Free Asia, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has lambasted the U.S.-funded broadcaster despite recent conciliatory comments by his government suggesting RFA was welcome to resume its operations in the Southeastern Asian nation.
World View: Cambodia Denies Major China-Funded Seaport Project Is a Military Base
Cambodia is becoming increasingly Chinese and militarized.
Chinese state councilor meets Cambodian deputy PM on cooperation under Belt and Road Initiative
Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi met here on Sunday with Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Hor Namhong on bilateral ties with both sides vowing to enhance cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative.
Top corporate leaders share their views with The Post about Cambodia’s financial sector
Excerpts from interviews with various sector leaders.
Condition of Cambodian garment workers improves: ILO
Cambodia has seen remarkable improvements in labour standards in the garment and footwear industry, according to a recent International Labour Organisation (ILO) report.
Cambodian PC brand targets growing regional market
Startup Koompi's $369 laptop aimed at students who need more than a phone.
Finding Grandma In Cambodia, And Finding Home
To know your past is to know who you are now and the person you want to become tomorrow.
Cambodia After Khmer Rouge
The repercussions in Cambodia after Khmer Rouge include government chaos, extreme poverty (which is still an issue) and the brutal loss of a generation.
It’s Time for French Museums to Return Cambodian Artifacts
A new report recommends returning artifacts seized from French colonies in Africa. Cambodia should also be included.
Cambodia hails opening of country’s largest dam despite opposition
Cambodian premier Hun Sen on Monday opened the country's largest hydropower scheme, swatting aside dire warnings about the environmental impact of the US$780 million project and its effect on local communities.
Cambodia quickly losing its beautiful beaches
It was once a paradise for backpackers and locals, but now Cambodia’s Ochheuteal Beach suffers from rapid development and poor planning.
The last 92 Irrawaddy dolphins in Mekong River may not survive
Experts are concerned that the Mekong dolphin is unlikely to survive Cambodia's modernisation as a new dam is planned.
Football tourney marks Cambodia’s victory over genocidal regime
A friendship football open tournament began on December 15 by the Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia to mark the 40th anniversary of the fall of the genocidal regime in the host country.
3 star-making performances at ONE Championship: Destiny of Champions
Three star-making performances at ONE Championship: Destiny of Champions.
Cambodian bride now Korea’s carom sensation
When the daughter of a potato farmer came to Korea from Cambodia in 2010 to start the second chapter of her life as the wife of a Korean man 36 years older, Srong Pheavy, like any other marriage migrant woman here, had no idea what was coming.
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Cambodia hails opening of country’s largest dam despite opposition
Cambodian premier Hun Sen on Monday opened the country's largest hydropower scheme, swatting aside dire warnings about the environmental impact of the US$780 million project and its effect on local communities.
Boston Creams in Battambang
Not only is there a Tous les Jours in Battambang, there is a Tous les Jours in Battambang with a Christmas tree!
