Cambodia economy

Infusions of riel banknotes and the introduction of digital currencies are helping extend the central bank’s control.

A list of prominent vaccine fund donors constitutes a who's who of the country's economic elite.

The country needs to do more to bring balance to its foreign relations and dispel perceptions that it is a Chinese proxy.

A solution to Cambodia's spiraling debt crisis is urgently required, but risks uncovering deeper economic problems.

A conversation with economist Ron Bevacqua about the crisis facing Cambodia's microfinance sector.

Foreign Minister Motegi’s recent visit underlines Tokyo’s sense of urgency.

The sanctions are too little, too late to have the desired impact -- especially amid a pandemic.

While Cambodia is certainly better off than it was in the 1990s, progress has slowed as the premier’s rule has continued.

While the recent strike resulted in a pay rise commitment, it also spotlighted the wider rights issues and economic challenges for some workers.

The recent spate of incidents raises a broader concern about safety standards in the country.

The premier continues to maintain the line that his country is willing to lose the benefits in order to preserve its sovereignty.

The country, especially its capital, has long had a problem with waste that needs to be addressed.