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EU, Cambodia should rethink their approaches to EBA
The EU and Cambodia are speaking different languages on the issue of human rights and democracy in the Kingdom.
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Ploughing ceremony oxen speak
A pair of royal oxen fulfilled their roles in this year’s royal ploughing ceremony, which marks the beginning of the rice-growing season, by predicting a bountiful harvest.
Cause of Kampong Speu blaze determined
The blaze that destroyed an unlicensed oil refinery which produced diesel in Kampong Speu province’s Phnom Sruoch district on Tuesday was caused by a faulty electrical system, a...
American charged with sexual assault of minors in Siem Reap
Constitutional Council to have three new members
Gov’t unconcerned by Kem Sokha ‘release’ bill tabled in US Senate
Ploughing ceremony oxen speak
Phnom Penh police chief requests training assistance from Vietnam
Police to probe death at centre
South Korea seeks to dominate bio-health
South Korea has chosen the bio-health industry as one of its three new target growth engines, alongside non-memory chips and future mobility. Through the industry, it aims to...
Priceless lessons in money management
Learning to make financially responsible decisions from a young age helped Andy Lay, Group president and CEO of City Rice Import Co., LTD, to be a better businessperson.
Sherpa ascends Everest twice in a week, sets record with 24th summit
Only last week Nepali mountain guide Kami Rita Sherpa set a new record by climbing Everest a 23rd time. On Tuesday for good measure he did it again, expedition organisers said.
With the world at her feet, Osaka takes Paris in her stride
Twelve months ago at Roland Garros, an embarrassed Naomi Osaka bristled at being hailed as the ‘coolest thing’ in tennis. Now, however, the 21-year-old Japanese returns to...
UK PM’s final bid to salvage Brexit deal appears doomed
British Prime Minister Theresa May’s final bid to salvage her EU divorce deal appeared doomed as pro-Brexit Conservatives and the opposition Labour Party rejected her attempts at...
Huawei CEO addresses US ban, 5G and rights of users
Suicide attempts surge in Australia’s refugee camps after elections
Sri Lanka investigators: ‘Mother of Satan’ bombs show foreign hand in attacks
Pro-Maduro assembly extends rule as Caracas rally marks election win
Trump, Democrats clash intensifies
EU, Cambodia should rethink their approaches to EBA
The EU and Cambodia are speaking different languages on the issue of human rights and democracy in the Kingdom.
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Iraqis turn to budding ecotourism to preserve southern lush marshes
Thirty years after Saddam Hussein starved them of water, Iraq’s southern marshes are blossoming once more thanks to a wave of ecotourists picnicking and paddling down their replenished river bends.
