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  • Thailand boosting rubber exports a concern

    Rubber growers and exporters have expressed concern that prices will continue to fall as Thailand seeks to boost its natural rubber exports, industry insider Men Sopheak said.

  • Exports of footwear and travel goods buoyed by tariff privileges

    Cambodia's footwear and travel goods exports increased in the first nine months of this year, thanks to tariff privileges they received from the US under its Generalised System of Preferences (GSP). An amendment to the GSP that went into effect in July 2016 removed US customs tariffs on Cambodian-made travel products such as luggage, backpacks, handbags and wallets.

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PM to attend Korea summits

Prime Minister Hun Sen will attend the Asean-Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit and the First Mekong-Republic of Korea Summit next week, while Minister of Foreign Affairs Prak...

Business

Cambodia imports 5,000 tonnes of Indian salt

Cambodia imported about 5,000 tonnes of salt from India amid a shortage of stock, Salt Producers Community of Kampot-Kep (SPCKK) co-president Bun Baraing said on Sunday. This...

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Special Reports

Building a holistic education community at CIS

Education is an essential building block to the economy of a country. It is the element that grows, nurtures and matures the younger generation of a society.

Lifestyle

Fashion label with a touch of traditional Khmer art identity

Commerce begins to make its way out of Central Market and onto the streets as the sun begins to set and vendors line up rack after rack of trendy T-shirts for sale on the roads...

International

‘Terminator’ storms to poll victory in Sri Lanka

Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who spearheaded the brutal crushing of the Tamil Tigers a decade ago, stormed to power on Sunday, but promised to be a president for all Sri Lanka’s races and...

Sport

Bancroft, Burns back for Oz as Ashes flops axed

Cameron Bancroft and Joe Burns got the nod on Thursday for Australia’s Test squad to face Pakistan, with Usman Khawaja and Marcus Harris axed after flopping during the Ashes...

Opinion

What do we want from our oceans?

The question “What do we want from our oceans?” is one we need to ask ourselves, but before answering we need to acknowledge the diversity of expectations and aspirations that we all have for oceans, which cover more than two-thirds of...

Travel

Havana at 500: A city illustrated by four portraits

Half a millennium since its founding by Spanish colonists, the Cuban capital Havana has become a byword for Latin American romance and revolutionary nostalgia.

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