Sihanoukville

Beyond the government's crack down on striking workers from the NagaWorld casino complex, Chinese-run gambling operations have brought a host of social ills.

Unrestricted and unregulated development has allowed crime to flourish, and eroded the trust between Cambodians and Chinese expatriates.

The joint police operation offered the latest evidence of an organized crime racket that spans the Mekong region.

The country's interior minister says he will end the crime wave in Sihanoukville by mid-year.

Youk Chhang recalls visits to the seaside town during several key points in Cambodia’s history.

Foreign Minister Motegi’s recent visit underlines Tokyo’s sense of urgency.

A recent move warrants attention given the government’s previous positions.

The accident killed 28 workers and sparked a pledge to look into the quality of Chinese construction in Cambodia.

Unchecked development by Chinese investors has come at a cost, freezing out locals and changing the city’s character.

Increasing Chinese political influence and presence in Cambodia has sparked anti-Chinese sentiment.

Cambodia has placed a strategic bet on China. Now it must prepare for both the negative and positive consequences.