The CPP Central Committee Welcomes New Blood – but from Within
The 41st Central Committee meeting of Cambodia’s ruling party ended on Thursday with Prime Minister Hun Sen’s eldest son, Hun Manet, joining the powerful permanent commission of the Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) committee.
Hun Sen Calls for Dismissal of Powerful Media Titan
Prime Minister Hun Sen, prompted by a family quarrel, has called for the dismissal of CNC Television CEO Ouk Vora, according to a recording of the conversation made available toThe Cambodia Daily.
Cambodia Allows Ceremony for Murdered Union Leader, But Blocks March
Cambodian authorities this week gave permission for trade union members to commemorate the 2004 murder of their former president Chea Vichea, forbidding participants to march, however, and warning against the involvement of former opposition party members now banned from political life.
What the EU’s new tariffs mean for Cambodia and Myanmar’s rice farmers
Starting today, Cambodia and Myanmar will be forced to pay hefty tariffs to export rice to the European Union – and farmers fear that it will leave both nations’ rice industries in critical condition.
Interview: Senior Pentagon Official Visits Cambodia, Talks Phnom Penh Ties, Indo-Pacific Strategy
"Bilateral defense ties have undergone drastic setbacks over the past few years amid Cambodia’s growing closer security ties with China and political tensions surrounding Cambodia’s general elections last year."
Cambodia demands Amazon end Angkor Wat toilet seat covers
The online retail giant Amazon has come under fire from Cambodia for selling toilet seat covers decorated with images of its flag and Angkor Temples.
Sar Kheng: Terms to describe government are disrespectful
Interior Minister Sar Kheng on Thursday took aim at some politicians and media outlets for using the terms “Phnom Penh regime” and “Hun Sen regime” instead of the official title “Royal Government of the Kingdom of Cambodia”.
Cambodians in US to Protest Lack of Detente With Opposition
The demonstration is being organized by a CNRP offshoot, the Cambodia National Rescue Movement, which was founded by the CNRP’s former president Sam Rainsy and has been labeled a “terrorist” movement by the Cambodian government.
Cambodian Opposition Figure to Meet US Lawmakers and Join Democracy Rally in Washington
A senior Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) member, released from prison last year, will join pro-democracy demonstrations in Washington this weekend and discuss his detainment at the hands of the Cambodian government with U.S. lawmakers, he told RFA’s Khmer Service on Friday.
EU tariffs on rice a “weapon” against farmers, says Cambodia
European Union tariffs on rice from Cambodia are a "weapon" against impoverished farmers and will hurt millions of people struggling to escape poverty, Cambodia's government and ruling party said.
What the EU’s new tariffs mean for Cambodia and Myanmar’s rice farmers
Starting today, Cambodia and Myanmar will be forced to pay hefty tariffs to export rice to the European Union – and farmers fear that it will leave both nations’ rice industries in critical condition.
Indonesia eyes LNG export to Cambodia
Indonesia has eyed export of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Cambodia to meet the demand for power plants in the country, Vice President Jusuf Kalla said here on Wednesday.
Raven Banner traps Cambodian action thriller ‘The Prey’ for international sales
Toronto-based Raven Banner has picked up international sales rights to Cambodia’s first million-dollar action film The Preyand will launch sales at the EFM in Berlin next month.
This label shows you don’t have to choose between ethics and size diversity
Any label with a focus on sustainability and ethical production is a win in our books.
The seven countries in our Asia-Pacific backyard where kings and queens still rule
When it comes to monarchy, most people think of the pomp and majesty of the British throne, with its palaces and historic ceremonies.
From Tibet to the ‘Nine Dragons’, Vietnam’s Mekong Delta is losing sand
In the dead of night, the entire front half of shopkeeper Ta Thi Kim Anh's house collapsed.
Say No to Plastic / Striving for better health and environment in Cambodia… and...
Every month, Southeast Asia Globe features stories from organisations around the region taking action to reduce plastic use. This month, we highlight Plastic Free Cambodia.
Report: Illegal Logging Still Rampant in Cambodia’s Prey Lang Forest
Deforestation in Prey Lang forest in the central plains of Cambodia continues to be a major problem that threatens the local economy, food security and biodiversity, and has the potential to accelerate climate change, according to a recent report by the Prey Lang Community Network (PLCN).
Half-mile-long dragon boat is almost the same length as the Statue of Liberty
The record for the Longest dragon boat has been broken in Cambodia, with a colossal build measuring 87.3 m (286 ft 5 in) – almost the same length as the height of the Statue of Liberty!
Manny Pacquiao makes lifetime dream come true for Cambodia’s first female MMA fighter
The PacMan gives back by training with Cambodia's Little Frog
Cambodia star Chan Vathanaka joins PKNS, Gabi Guerra returns
The 2019 Malaysian Super League season is fast approaching, with the teams currently committed to bolstering their squads.
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Cambodia Allows Ceremony for Murdered Union Leader, But Blocks March
Cambodian authorities this week gave permission for trade union members to commemorate the 2004 murder of their former president Chea Vichea, forbidding participants to march, however, and warning against the involvement of former opposition party members now banned from political life.
Ranking the World’s Democracies
The Economist Intelligence Unit labels Cambodia an "Authoritarian regime".
