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Hun Sen Upsets Thailand's Apple Cart

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Written by Simon Roughneen
Monday, 09 November 2009
The Cambodian prime minister's own lesson in economics

War �Imminent� over a Disputed Cambodian Temple

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Written by Sam Campbell
Thursday, 24 July 2008
Thailand and Cambodia rattle the war drums in an unlikely dispute over a Buddhist oasis of peace

In Cambodia Urban Renewal Takes A Nasty Twist

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Written by Vincent MacIsaac
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
The government is using the fiction of slum clearance to grab land from the poor

Justice Delayed, But Justice Nonetheless

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Written by Suzy Khimm
Tuesday, 04 December 2007
Cambodia finally starts to bring a handful of ageing war criminals to trial for sowing the killing fields

Cambodia Braces for a Mining Invasion

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Written by Douglas Gillison
Friday, 21 September 2007
Some of Indochina’s last protected areas are being opened to mineral extraction with few protections in place

Cambodia�s Dengue Fever Crisis

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Written by Vincent MacIsaac
Thursday, 02 August 2007
A steep rise in dengue cases has found the country unprepared and struggling to cope

Cambodia Loses an Independent Press Voice

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Written by Douglas Gillison
Monday, 25 June 2007
A tiny but influential French-language newspaper closes in Phnom Penh amid allegations of political conflict of interest

Letter from Vietnam

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Written by Doug Crets
Friday, 22 September 2006
Saigon today is dense, noisy, and wearying. But one echo of the conflict remains forty years later: a girlie bar with a Vietnam War theme.

Stability Comes to the Killing Fields

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Written by David Fullbrook
Monday, 21 August 2006
Cambodia, wracked first by a terrible reign of terror and then by corruption, is starting to look alive

Seeing Red

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Written by Antonio Graceffo
Wednesday, 02 August 2006
A Khmer-Australian film explores revenge served cold.

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Alice Poon

Du Mu's Poems

Monday, 06 September 2010 | Alice Poon (潘慧嫻)

Prompted by a primary school mate who loves Chinese poetry, I came to learn about (or anew) the works of Tang poet Du Mu (杜牧), who was known as much for his amours and philandering...
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