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Hun Sen
Last Words From the Khmer Rouge as Tribunal End Nears
Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan deny responsibility for genocide.
Cambodia: Breaking The Deadlock
A little compromise on both sides could break the impasse and benefit everyone, including voters.
Cambodian Protests Continue, Hun Sen Open to Talks
More than 10,000 protesters staged non-violent rallies outside foreign embassies.
Reforming the Cambodian People’s Party
The recent elections should be a wakeup call for a party that has grown complacent over the years.
Cambodia Returns to a One-Party State
Defying an opposition boycott, Hun Sen appears to be pushing ahead. But options for both sides are limited.
Another Political Stalemate in Cambodia
Post-election Cambodia seems more of the same. But there are modest signs of change.
Cambodian Tweets Lead the News
Cambodian social media covered recent protests as well as any wire service in its prime.
Why Rallies Are Not Really Rallies in Manila and Phnom Penh
There are “meetings” and “picnics” in Cambodia and the Philippines, but no “protests”.
Hun Sen’s Victory, Cambodia’s Mess
Hun Sen won at the recent polls, but Cambodia’s opposition could turn the tables at the 2018 elections.
Cambodian Protests Expected to Focus on China
This weekend Cambodians are expected to protest Beijing’s influence over Hun Sen’s government.
Tank Spotting as Sam Rainsy Returns
Opposition leader Sam Rainsy is encouraging post-election protestors. Is it really helping his cause?
Hun Sen’s Election Win in Cambodia Confirmed
Plus, a father and son have been found after 40 Years in the Vietnamese jungle. Tuesday ASEAN links.