Cambodia

With Chinese Investment, Economists See Growth

In 2010, China has invested $610 million.

Air France Eyeing March Take Off to Phnom Penh

Air France suspended service to Cambodia more than 35 years ago, with the country on the verge of collapse to the Khmer Rouge.

China Forgives $4 Million in Khmer Rouge-era Debt

In 2002, China announced an undisclosed debt cancellation estimated at the time to be between $60 million and $1 billion.

Courts, Self-Censorship Hurting Expression: Broadcaster

Last week, the leader of a demonstration for housing rights was severely beaten by police, as UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon toured.

Clinton, China Visits Show Need for Neutrality: Analysts

Cambodia, one of the poorest nations in the world, typically needed aid from both sides to supplement its annual budget and to develop.

Chun Sakada's report aired 04 November, 2010

Men Kimseng hosts 'Hello VOA' on 01 November, 2010

Men Kimseng Q&A with Mu Sochua on 01 November, 2010

Sok Khemara's report aired 02 November, 2010

Trade Agreement Expected With Chinese Visit

China is also a significant investor in Cambodia in garments, textiles, hydropower, agriculture and mining.

Groups Urge Adding Sexual Violence to Tribunal Charges

Tribunal spokesman Lars Olsen said Wednesday that rape and forced marriage are included in the indictments for Case 002.