Kem Sokha

Prime Minister Hun Sen's strategy for fracturing the opposition is slowly bearing fruit.

Leaders of Cambodia's disbanded opposition party hope to call international attention to the country's political situation.

In recent weeks, Prime Minister Hun Sen has softened his stance toward his main political rival. As usual, there is more than meets the eye.

The maneuvering of Kem Sokha and Sam Rainsy once again spells trouble for their supporters inside Cambodia.

The meeting between Hun Sen and the opposition-leader-turned-treason-suspect is a political signal -- but of what?

The hearings have again spotlighted the ruling government’s obsession with threats from foreign powers and color revolutions.

As developments in the trial continue, it is important to keep in mind that it will be largely shaped by events that occur outside the courtroom.

The trial regarding charges filed against Kem Sokha began Wednesday.

Tales of the CNRP’s demise have so far been greatly exaggerated, but the clock is ticking.

Recent developments have highlighted the event and the implications it could have for Cambodia's domestic and foreign affairs.

The opposition leader’s thwarted bid to return to the country is not without its costs, irrespective of whatever benefits it may generate.

Even though the opposition leader’s return to Cambodia itself may be unlikely, his loudly trumpeted voyage has sparked headlines across the region.