Sun Narin

Phnom Penh Plans Send Westerdam Passengers Sightseeing, Even As Officials Scramble to Test Them

But, even as officials in Preah Sihanouk seemed to be taking additional steps to confirm if passengers were infected with the virus, Phnom Penh Governor Khuong Sreng said passengers in the capital would attend an event at the Sokha Phnom Penh Hotel Monday evening.

Ship Passengers Who Disembarked in Cambodia 'Were Not Worried at All'

They were greeted by Cambodia's prime minister after other countries rejected the vessel because of coronavirus fears

Cruise Ship Welcomed by Cambodia Is Anchored Offshore Pending Coronavirus Check

Local Cambodian authorities said the passengers could disembark only after clearing a health check, and if they had confirmed flight bookings from Sihanoukville International Airport.

EBA Partial Suspension Balances Cambodia’s Democratic Backslide and Impact on Workers

Cambodia exported 45 percent of its products to the EU in 2018, accounting for around $5.8 billion. It was also the second largest beneficiary of the EBA privileges, only second to Bangladesh.

EU Partially Suspends Trade Privileges, Selected Garments And Footwear To Be Tariffed

Local NGOs, Lower Mekong Countries Raise Concerns Over Planned Dam in Luang Prabang

Massive Chinese Sugarcane Firm Disappears From Preah Vihear

Military Police Linked to Death of Cambodian Villager Involved in Land Dispute

Poor villagers in remote Cambodian provinces commonly occupy public lands, hoping to be later granted legal ownership by the authorities. Hundreds of cases in the past have been decided in their favor, but a recent land protest has resulted in a clash with the local military police that killed one o

Land Dispute Victims Point To Military Police Beatings In Tuy Sros Death

Kem Sokha Questioned Over Work At CCHR; Court Rules On Naming Countries During Hearing

Hun Sen: My Son Will Have To Wait Ten Years To Take Over

Gov’t Bans On-Site Living For Workers, Construction Without Permits

Hun Sen Denies Cambodia’s Democracy Needs Restoring, As EBA Decision Looms

Kep Building Collapse Death Toll Rises to 36, Rescuers Pull Out 23 Survivors

Death Toll Reaches 7 In Kep Building Collapse, Rescue Operations Ongoing

As Rice Exports To EU Drop, Dealers Are Reducing Prices Due To Tariffs

Finance Ministry Forecasts Growth Slowdown In 2020, Points to EBA

Land Rights NGO Says All Phnom Penh Lakes Fully Or Partially Filled

Pursat Farmers Struggle To Keep Rice Fields Irrigated, Worries Increase Over Migration and Debt

Ordinary Cambodians Can Only Look On, As Cambodia Ranks Among Most Indebted Countries to China

Research estimates Cambodia is the sixth-most indebted to Beijing globally, meanwhile the public has no influence on the debt and the large projects it funds.