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The large-scale entertainment complex will be built just south of the UNESCO Heritage site.

Tea Banh echoes comments he made in October, saying the move was a sovereign right.

He says division makes the country weak and susceptible to foreign control.

Analysts have warned that the deal could leave Phnom Penh poorer and beholden to Beijing.

The comments are his first since Washington criticized a decision to demolish US-funded buildings there.

“We are developing Ream Naval Base to make it larger. Now it is small and the water is shallow,” Tea Banh told RFA.

The two discussed military cooperation amid US fears of growing Chinese influence.

Reports of human rights abuses and a possible Chinese military presence in Cambodia are unfounded, Tea Banh says.

The US Treasury sanctioned UDG for abusing human rights and corruption in the Dara Sakor project.

UDG is building the US $3.8 billion-dollar Dara Sakor investment zone in Koh Kong province.

'China holds all the cards. It has the dams upriver and it hosts the meeting,' says scholar Sophal Ear.

Fishing communities in the region are losing their livelihoods and being forced to incur large debts.

Loss of access to the EU market and a lopsided deal favoring China will devastate the economy, they say.

But the 35-year ruler says he won’t be ready to relinquish power for at least another decade.

An environmental activist says local authorities have no intention of resolving the problem.

Observers say the decision suggests Cambodia is acting in China’s interests, rather than its own.

U.S. woman, 83, who was on cruise ship that disembarked in Sihanoukville, tests positive again for COVID-19.

Reports suggest the drone may have been used by PLA officials to train Cambodian military mappers.

They urge direct intervention by the Ministry of Land Management, saying that provincial authorities have failed to act.

NGO and other sources blame falling numbers on high service fees, concerns over political tensions in Cambodia.

Villagers say local authorities close down Cambodian mines while letting Chinese firms continue to pollute.

They have no powers of arrest, though, and only 'coordinate' with their counterparts in Cambodia, a national police spokesperson says.

Meanwhile, police in Tbong Khmum province arrest five Chinese nationals for kidnapping and torture.

A group of Buddhist monks and environmental activists calls for the demolition of a closed Chinese casino.

They say that if structures aren't removed, the resort blamed for polluting an area beach will simply be reopened at a later date.

Adhoc’s Soeng Senkaruna says the Chinese community is lawless and causing ‘anarchy’ in his country.

Critics say the government should allow foreign and independent press and experts to join for full transparency.

China's use of Cambodian naval bases will lead to further instability in Southeast Asia, exiled CNRP leader Sam Rainsy says.

The prime minister calls the claims ‘fake news’ and part of a coordinated attack against Cambodia.

But an environmental watchdog says those conducting the investigation are likely complicit.