The election outcome all but completes the country’s transition to a one-party state.

Neopatrimonialism remains the predominant influence on Cambodia’s political trajectory.

A closer look at what is at stake for the country’s domestic and foreign policy following its general election.

Despite an intense crackdown on dissent, Hun Sen's supporters turned out for a mass rally ahead of Cambodia's elections.

The problems are deeper than the lack of a viable opposition party.

If Canada wants to be critical of the Cambodian government, it will have to be proactive.

Though specifics are unclear, controversy around the collaboration reflects broader fears that are further fueled by a lack of transparency.

There is some remarkable continuity in the rhetoric that the ruling party has adopted to sustain its legitimacy.

The CNRP inspired people to believe their votes count even in a system where this was always unlikely to be the case.

The case against Kem Sokha and the CNRP hearkens back to rivalries forged during Cold War proxy warfare.

Ahead of upcoming polls, the crackdown in the country shows few signs of ending any time soon.

How has the CNRP fallen so far, so fast?

Prejudice has its own historical momentum, but the law can either counter or support this.

A closer look at the implications of the ongoing government crackdown in the Southeast Asian state ahead of upcoming polls.

The premier’s moves are proving to be destructive for the media and business in the Southeast Asian state.

The tax woes of a major English-language newspaper is yet another sign of the government’s growing intolerance of its critics as polls near.