Hun Sen

The Thai opposition looks like it might try to score foreign policy points against Yingluck Shinawatra. It probably won’t.

A new law tightening up on NGOs in Cambodia likely has political motivations. Still, they need to work with the govt.

The election of Yingluck Shinawatra has raised hopes that Thailand can improve its prickly ties with Cambodia. But will the Thai Army get in the way?

The World Bank criticizes a Cambodian land deal that has displaced thousands of poor residents from around a lake.

The ICJ rules that Thailand and Cambodia should withdraw their troops from the site of a disputed temple.

The first stage of Cambodia’s Case 002 is over. But will Hun Sen stamp out the prospects of more people being held to account?

Cambodia and Thailand exchange claims over spying as they try to stoke some distracting nationalist sentiment.

Clashes between Cambodian and Thai forces over a temple are a sign of what’s to come if Thailand tries to take it, says Michael Hayes.

The protests in Cairo have had Southeast Asian netizens talking—and comparing events to unrest in their own countries.

Cambodia has called for outside help on its spat over the Preah Vihear Temple. Thailand is unlikely to want any.

Former Cambodian Prime Minister Prince Norodom Ranariddh is coming out of retirement. But will he be able to recapture his glory days?

Critics of Cambodian leader Hun Sen frequently miss the point about his leadership. He likes a fight.