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Thailand asks the ICJ not to rule on the Preah Vihear dispute.

Tensions between Cambodia and Thailand ease at the disputed Preah Vihear site.

Cambodia has sovereignty over the Preah Vihear promontory, it rules.

Commanders stationed near Preah Vihear pledge to maintain peace.

Mam Sonando says the government has imposed restrictions that are stifling revenue flow.

A rights group says journalists have faced increasing dangers in Cambodia over the past two decades.

Cambodia's Ministry of Health is concealing information and putting lives at risk, she says.

The Cambodian opposition wants US President Obama to push for human rights during an expected historic visit.

Sam Rainsy calls for greater protection of the Prey Lang Forest.

The recent death of a homeless man in one of the facilities prompts an outcry.

As the legal battles rage and elections approach, it’s unclear if the political armistice for the Pchum Ben holiday means anything.

They are met by security forces with weapons outside the prison.

Drug use, gambling, and unhealthy and crowded conditions are common in Prey Sar, he says.

The former Khmer Rouge official will leave Cambodian jail due to an ‘incurable’ cognitive disease.

A rights group raises concerns about pregnant inmates and detainees with children in the overburdened system.

Cambodian jails grapple with a ballooning inmate population.

A group of retailers ask Cambodian authorities to investigate a shooting at a factory protest.

A judge says additional evidence must be considered before he can issue a verdict.

The opposition leader says more nations want an investigation into election fraud.

The party also wants the UN to investigate the beating of two of its lawmakers.

The family of a murdered Cambodian journalist says additional suspects are involved in his death.

He urges villagers to remain calm while experts review suspected cases.

Following his two-star general appointment, critics pressure Hun Sen’s son to clean up Cambodia’s military image.

Former victims describe being forced to work for a trafficking ring in Sihanoukville.

Germany-based water conservation expert Wang Weiluo says top-down government policies wreck the local ecosystem.

Public anger over COVID-19 restrictions spreads as lockdowns reach more than 30 cities.

An editorial talks of 'a difficult fate' if Liz Truss acts on her campaign promises when she enters No. 10.

The fund warns that controlling inflation and flexible fiscal policy are essential to ride out the storm.

Taiwan's military is now armed with jamming guns and authorized to shoot down drones.

Locals say junta troops entered the village to look for food and torched around 20 houses.