By Adam Miller • Jul 31, 2010
‘Pouring’ over details of the overly-competitive Cambodian beer industry, the covert smuggling ring that keeps brewers on their toes and the newcomers to a battle-hardened market.

By Steve Finch and Yos Katank • Jul 13, 2010
Cambodians have mostly heard about Khmer Rouge atrocities from each other. Now schools are addressing the tragedy. Khieu Maly was sitting quietly, ashen-faced during his Khmer Rouge history lesson in 2003, says Song Malet, her grade nine teacher. When younger brother Khieu Vordeth took the same class a year later,…

By Steve Finch • Jul 06, 2010
Cambodia is looking to emulate its northern neighbour Laos in making millions of dollars from minerals, but first foreign mining firms will have to navigate the country’s myriad pitfalls. As official events go, a state tax ceremony in a small, socialist country would hardly be expected to get pulses racing.

By Tom Vater • Jul 02, 2010
Former massage parlour kingpin Chuwit Kamolvisit says the country's political establishment remains as hypocritical and divided as ever. But that doesn't mean he wants out.