Defection from opposition ‘part of political life’: Analysts
Recently, several former core members of the largest opposition party, the Candlelight Party, announced that they had switched allegiance to the ruling Cambodian People’s Party.
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Bou Samnang captures hearts, and is rewarded by PM
Coming in last place in the women’s 5,000m race at the 32nd SEA Games, her determination to finish despite a torrential downpour drew plaudits from many observers.
Cambodia reaffirms toxic-waste vows
The 16th meeting of the parties to the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm conventions was held in Geneva, Switzerland, with 1,400 participants from 182 countries and international…
Chinese tourist numbers to Siem Reap short of expectations: Insiders
An industry expert pinned the slowdown in foreign visitors on the deteriorating global political and economic environment, even with Covid-19 no longer a major concern.
Cambodia’s education ministry calls for Asean STEM collaboration
The ministry added that mutual assistance between member states at all levels is critical to boosting market competitiveness, improving research capacity and building resilience…
Cambodia to send agricultural specialists to Timor-Leste: PM
The Timor-Leste economy is largely dependent on the extraction of oil reserves, which account for around 80 per cent of their GDP.
‘Spectacular’ SEA Games opening draws international praise
The opening was presided over by Prime Minister Hun Sen and his wife, Lao President Thongloun Sisoulith and delegates from various regional sporting bodies.
Singapore pledges closer defence cooperation with Cambodia
A high-ranking member of the Singaporean Army expressed his hopes that Singapore-Cambodia defence ties will be expanded.
Cambodia and China plan water co-op
The head of the Chinese delegation expressed his willingness to cooperate with the Kingdom in order for it to meet its development goals.
PM Hun Sen tells ‘foreigners’ to stop funding worker strike
He said the foreigners who are behind the protest should leave and refrain from internationalising an internal demonstration.