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Cambodian Teams Through to ‘Semi-Final’ of Tech Challenge

Archive of FULRO Colonel Kosem to Shed New Light on Insurgency

Cambodia Filmmakers Face 'Taxing' Times

Proposed taxes on filmmakers reflect broader push to transition from dysfunctional system of negotiated tax to more sustainable government revenue base.

Q&A: To Maximize the Benefits of Migration, Further Rights Protections and Training Is Needed

Leng Pleng, a One-Stop Shop for the Live Music Lowdown

For Vann Molyvann’s 100 Houses, Little Hope of Conservation

For Cambodia’s Women Entrepreneurs, Barriers to Expansion May Be Starting to Crumble

“First They Killed My Father” Strikes a Chord With Cambodian Audiences

Vann Molyvann, Architect Who Molded Cambodia’s Capital, Dies at 90

Cambodia Daily Shutdown About More Than Lost Jobs

Cambodia Launches First Genocide Education Web Resource for Post-War Generation

Photo Gallery: The Cambodia Daily Bids Farewell to Cambodia

At Hong Kong Film Fest, Hope for a Booming Cambodian Film Industry Lingers

Cambodia’s Universities Need to Do Research, Say Scholars

Former Goldman Prize Winner on Bridging Business-Environmentalist Divide

US Envoy Encourages Women To Study Sciences, Engineering

Herself Cambodian, Wife of US Ambassador Aims to Help Young Women

Herself Cambodian, Wife of US Ambassador Aims to Help Young Women

For the first time, the wife of the US ambassador to Cambodia is herself a Cambodian. Sotie Heidt, whose family name is Kenmano, fled the Khmer Rouge in the 1980s and resettled in the United States.

Journalists Frequently Harried, in Actions That Hurt Press Freedom

Painting Exhibition Addresses Desire, Consumption and the Environment