Seven Red Shirt leaders facing terrorism charges in Thailand have been granted permission to travel to Phnom Penh for a friendly football match between Cambodian and Thai officials on Saturday. The Thai court ruled on Tuesday that Natthawut Saikua, Weng Tojirakarn, Korkaew Pikulthong, Yossawaris Chuklom, Wiphuthalaeng Pattanaphumthai, Nisit Sinthuprai and Phumkitti Sukjindathong could travel to Cambodia from September 22 to 26.
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Guards protest dismissals, reject claims of sharing naked photos of childSome 20 former security guards at the US Embassy in Phnom Penh protested on Tuesday against their dismissal. They accused their employers of falsely claiming they had viewed and shared child pornography from their mobile phones as grounds for their termination. In total, 32 personnel were dismissed
We’re going to Wisney World!More than 6,000 mostly Chinese attendees witnessed the inauguration ceremony of a $1 billion Sihanoukville resort project called Wisney World in the capital on Wednesday. The event on Koh Pich, attended by several senior Cambodian government officials, is a joint venture between China’s AMC International and
Funcinpec urges probe into deadly Preah Sihanouk accidentTHE Funcinpec party has urged the government, especially the Ministry of Interior, to investigate the traffic accident in Preah Sihanouk province which left Prince Norodom Ranariddh badly injured and his wife Ouk Phalla dead. Funcinpec Vice President You Hokry told reporters at Botum Votey pagoda,
Gov’t continues China tilt as ties with the US slide on ‘interference’ in Kingdom’s internal affairsCHINA has granted some $131 million in aid to the Cambodian military. It comes as yet another sign that the Kingdom is strengthening strategic ties with its Asian neighbour to counter increasingly cold relations with the United States. The aid was announced as part of a