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Cambodia
Mahendraparvata: Cambodia’s Archaeological Rebirth
The future of archaeology is high-tech. One of its first laboratories is the jungles of Cambodia.
Indonesia’s Oil and Gas Boss Arrested on Corruption Charges
And a Singaporean Muslim is arrested for allowing Buddhist patrons to use a prayer room. Plus other Thursday links.
Phnom Pel: A Perplexing Graveyard in the Cambodian Jungle
A graveyard in Cambodia’s mountains has enchanted explorers for years.
Xayaburi Dam Threatens Mekong River’s Giant Catfish
The Xayaburi Dam poses a problem for the Mekong River’s fish and the people living beside it.
As Elections Near, Cambodia’s Democracy Stumbles
Western donors face a conundrum as Hun Sen continues to ignore calls for fair elections.
Mahendraparvata: Archaeologists Find 1200-Year-Old Lost City Near Angkor Wat
Archaeologists have unearthed an ancient city in the Cambodian jungle.
Denial of Khmer Rouge Atrocities to Become a Crime
Taking Europe’s treatment of the Holocaust as an example, denying Khmer Rouge atrocities is being criminalized in Cambodia.
Beyond I Am Super Student: Cambodia’s Drug Problem
Cambodia is slowly coming to terms with a serious drug problem.
Learning Chinese on the Rise in Cambodia
For ambitious young Cambodians, Chinese is becoming the obvious second language to master.
Cambodia's Economic Opportunity
While significant obstacles remain, the success of the rice sector is a potentially crucial driver in Cambodia’s prosperous and equitable development.
Thailand Bans Film on Preah Vihear (Updated)
Boundary, a Thai documentary, has been banned. (Update: Ban now lifted)
Murdered in Cambodia
A tragic murder has underlined the need for reform among Cambodia’s police force.