Since Monday’s decision by UNESCO to list Preah Vihear temple as a
Cambodian World Heritage Site, the Kingdom’s nationalist rapture has
subsided just enough to allow for more pragmatic thoughts of the
pay-off.
Preah Vihear card in play following UNESCO listing
Since Monday’s decision by UNESCO to list Preah Vihear temple as a
Cambodian World Heritage Site, the Kingdom’s nationalist rapture has
subsided just enough to allow for more pragmatic thoughts of the
pay-off.
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