China-Cambodia relations

In recent weeks, Bangkok's troubled submarine acquisition plans have been subject to an explosive rumor.

Cambodia's military says that this year's iteration of the drills will set new standards in terms of “scope, troop participation, and the use of advanced equipment."

Vietnam People's Navy is the second foreign navy that has been invited to the China-funded facilities at Ream Naval Base since their inauguration.

From crime to canals, more than 30 agreements were signed during Xi's two days in Cambodia.

The Chinese leader will this week visit Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia, where he will attempt to contrast China's steady economic engagement with the volatility of the current U.S. administration.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet said that the refurbished base would be open to "all friendly parties," but U.S. suspicions are likely to persist.

The Chinese leader will visit Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia at a time of great uncertainty about the course of U.S. policy toward the region.

Cambodia is seeking to rebalance its foreign relations by pursuing improved relations with the United States. How far will its relationship with China allow it to go?

The request is the latest sign that Prime Minister Hun Manet's government is trying to restore greater balance in its foreign relations.

From sanctions to grassroots engagement, the Florida senator has the opportunity to redefine U.S. leadership in Southeast Asia.

Despite the unexpected collapse of authoritarian edifices in Syria and Bangladesh, there is no guarantee of Cambodia following suit.

Organized crime and online scamming operations have tainted the image of Chinese migrants, who have been a part of Cambodian society for centuries.