US Cambodia

Can Washington promote human rights and draw Cambodia out of Beijing’s orbit – at the same time?

Thy Chea was the fourth such refugee to be allowed back into the country since the administration stepped up deportations of Southeast Asians.

The British expat is wanted for his trafficking of stolen and looted Cambodian antiquities.

Amid the spotlight on the correspondence by the two leaders looms the bigger question of what a recalibrated relationship may look like and how it will evolve in the future.

A closer look at recent headlines about Beijing’s growing military presence in the Southeast Asian state and their wider significance.

There appears to be much less than meets the eye.

A closer look at the broader context for Phnom Penh’s shifting alignments as its domestic politics evolves.

The expected development reflects broader domestic and regional trends underway.

U.S. Navy personnel have been told to leave the Southeast Asian state in another blow to defense ties.

Phnom Penh’s official reasons for the nixing do not pass the smell test and raise troubling questions.