Anti-Vietnamese sentiment is present among many Cambodians, who remain angry at the decade-long occupation of Cambodia by its eastern neighbor, from 1979 to 1989.
Premier Nguyen Tan Dung is scheduled to visit Cambodia for three days, starting Jan. 12, for an investment conference.
The semi-autonomous Chinese city is set to hold elections in 2017, but many fear Beijing will go back on its promise to allow a free vote.
President Thein Sein vowed to release all remaining political prisoners by the end of the year, but rights groups say many still remain unjustly behind bars.
Five prisoners were released Tuesday, December 31 as part of an amnesty announced by the Burmese government. President Thein Sein vowed to release all remaining political prisoners by the end of the year, but rights groups say many still remain unjustly behind bars.
Hun Sen is expected to make high-level visits and to sign trade agreements through 2015, as well as agreements on extradition, education, and security information exchange.
Defectors rescued by Christian missionaries mark Christmas celebration in South Korea by participating in church services, forming new relationships.
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra dissolved parliament on December 9 and called the snap election to try to end mass street protests
Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters brought central Bangkok to a halt in campaign to force prime minister to resign, put a halt to national elections.
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