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National

Breaking: PM dismisses report of Chinese naval base deal as 'fabricated news'

Prime Minister Hun Sen on Monday dismissed a Wall Street Journal report that Cambodia has signed a secret agreement allowing the Chinese military to use the Kingdom's Ream Naval...

Business

Samsung presses on with production of cutting-edge chips

Samsung Electronics on Thursday announced it was starting the mass production of the world’s fastest mobile DRAM chips for 5G-enabled smartphones, amid prolonging tensions between...

Video

Beautiful Phumi Pka Tra Koun resort

Masala Dosa Street Kitchen serves up the spice of life

Million dollar case brought against Sam Rainsy

Tuk-tuk drivers protest fares

ASF detected in Tbong Khmum

Chinese own more than 90% of S'ville businesses, says report

Nesat beach: A magnet drawing tourists to the Kingdom’s coastline

Gone phishing: Expat and girlfriend arrested for cybercrime

Phnom Penh slaughterhouse a repeat offender, says NGO

The homestay giving insight into century-old heritage

Food: Where to get some of the best papaya salad in Phnom Penh

The once deserted beach turning into a popular tourist attraction

‘The most brutal homicide we’ve had to investigate’

Gov’t unconcerned by Kem Sokha ‘release’ bill tabled in US Senate

A tiny noodle shop with limited seating in Phnom Penh

The Christian NGO empowering Cambodian families in Siem Reap

Phnom Penh’s Ramadan hotspot

Leisure: Catch your fish and eat it too

The history tour fit for royalty

Inside the cell the moment Tith Rorn collapsed

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Special Reports

Focus on empowering young minds

With the support of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) and various other non-governmental bodies, Cambodia is moving towards 100 per cent...

Lifestyle

Back to basics: Croatia’s naturist camp revives nudism’s glory days

As an early pioneer of nudism, Croatia’s idyllic Adriatic coast has a long and storied history of people stripping down to swim and commune with their surroundings in the naturist...

International

Breaking: Japan's Abe vows to reform constitution despite no 'supermajority'

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday pledged to keep alive his plans to amend the country's pacifist constitution, despite failing to secure a "supermajority" in upper house...

Sport

Breaking news: Liverpool fall 2-1 to Sevilla in Fenway friendly

Alejandro Pozo delivered the late dagger in 10-man Sevilla's 2-1 friendly win over Liverpool in Boston on Sunday evening, a defeat made worse for the European champions when they...

Opinion

Bastille Day and the global populist uprising

July 14 is celebrated in France as Bastille Day, on which day 230 years ago, French peasants stormed the Bastille prison in Paris and sparked off the French Revolution.