Cambodia

A selection of news from and about Cambodia. Most of these articles were aired in Khmer and can be found, in their original language, on the Khmer Web site, in written and audio format. For maps, slideshows, and videos, please visit the multimedia section of the Khmer Web site.

Cambodia Lifts Rice Export Ban

2008-05-30

Global food prices are still sky-high, but Cambodia has announced an end to its ban on rice exports, and Vietnam may soon follow suit.

Cambodia Closes Radio Station

2008-05-30

Weeks ahead of Cambodia's general election, Prime Minister Hun Sen's government forces the closure of an independent radio station that gave airtime to the opposition.

China's Growing Presence in Cambodia

2008-05-28

Ethnic Chinese families close to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen are playing a key role in putting Chinese companies in touch with top Cambodian officials, resulting in billions of dollars' worth of deals.

Cambodians Missing, Homeless After Landslide

2008-04-01

Residents in a crowded area of the Cambodian capital were scrambling Tuesday to account for relatives and salvage what they could after a 50-meter bank of the Tonle Sap River slid into the water, leaving some 300 people homeless and an unknown number missing.

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