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Cambodia Opposition Fractures as Bickering Breaks Into the Open

Cambodia Opposition Fractures as Bickering Breaks Into the Open

By Sebastian Strangio
Kem Sokha has accused his longtime partner Sam Rainsy of using his name and image for personal political gain.
As Chair of ASEAN, Hun Sen Warns of Crack Down on Protesters

As Chair of ASEAN, Hun Sen Warns of Crack Down on Protesters

By Luke Hunt
Cambodia faces a difficult year, but the prime minister says he “will do what it takes” to quell dissent.

For Free and Fair Elections, Cambodia Must Let Opposition Leaders Return

For Free and Fair Elections, Cambodia Must Let Opposition Leaders Return

By Sam Rainsy
Leaders of the CNRP – including the author – must be allowed to return to Cambodia before the next elections.

Cambodia Tweaks Constitution to Block Dual Citizens From Top Posts

Cambodia Tweaks Constitution to Block Dual Citizens From Top Posts

By Sebastian Strangio
The move came barely three weeks after an erroneous newspaper report that Prime Minister Hun Sen had purchased Cypriot citizenship.

Cambodian PM Orders Authorities to Hunt Down Exiled ‘Extremist’ Poet

Cambodian PM Orders Authorities to Hunt Down Exiled ‘Extremist’ Poet

By Sebastian Strangio
The move is the latest in a string of almost comically excessive attempts to stamp out any and all sources of political opposition.
Cambodia Considers Dual Citizenship Ban for High Office Holders

Cambodia Considers Dual Citizenship Ban for High Office Holders

By Sebastian Strangio
The knee-jerk move followed a newspaper report – later corrected – that Prime Minister Hun Sen had acquired Cypriot citizenship.

Peace vs. Democracy in Cambodia

Peace vs. Democracy in Cambodia

By Andrew Nachemson
The 1991 Paris Peace Accords had two primary goals: ending civil war and setting up democracy. One of those goals was achieved; the other has never looked less likely.
In Rare Three-Party Conclave, Vietnam Pushes Back Against Growing Chinese Influence

In Rare Three-Party Conclave, Vietnam Pushes Back Against Growing Chinese Influence

By Sebastian Strangio
Hanoi is becoming increasingly unnerved by the growing Chinese influence over its longstanding clients, Cambodia and Laos.

The Election Bells are Again Ringing Early in Cambodia

The Election Bells are Again Ringing Early in Cambodia

By Luke Hunt
Charges against a political analyst were dropped on the urging of a Zoom-bombing prime minister.

Chinese FM Winds Up Southeast Asia Trip With Stops in Cambodia, Singapore

Chinese FM Winds Up Southeast Asia Trip With Stops in Cambodia, Singapore

By Sebastian Strangio
The trip followed a number of regional tours by high-ranking U.S. officials, including Vice President Kamala Harris.

Cambodian Court Imprisons Prominent Union Leader for Border Comments

Cambodian Court Imprisons Prominent Union Leader for Border Comments

By Sebastian Strangio
The case highlights the extreme nationalist sensitivities that continue to surround the issue of Vietnamese influence in Cambodia.
Cambodian Leader Acknowledges Oil Production ‘Failure’

Cambodian Leader Acknowledges Oil Production ‘Failure’

By Sebastian Strangio
The government's Singaporean partner filed for liquidation in June, six months after offshore production started.

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