US Cambodia relations

The past few years have seen relations between Phnom Penh and Washington reach decades-long lows.

The largely symbolic move is the latest in a series of measures that the U.S. government has taken in response to Phnom Penh's growing ties with Beijing.

While U.S. relations with Phnom Penh have long been frosty, new tensions relate to China's construction of facilities at Cambodia’s Ream Naval Base.

The U.S. should propose a post-pandemic development program based on human rights, democratic principles, and the rule of law.

Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman is scheduled to visit Jakarta, Bangkok, and Phnom Penh.

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.

This year’s iteration of SEACAT marked yet another step in Washington’s effort to expand its exercises in the Asia-Pacific.

There are real lives being affected by Phnom Penh’s decision to suspend the Seabees program.