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By Stew Post • 5 days ago
A nation’s education system is one of the most telling metrics for future development and CDRI’s Centre for Educational Research and Innovation continues to analyse Cambodia’s academic landscape to guide the formation of meaningful government policy
By Fiona Kelliher • May 11, 2022
Pia saa Sor has been widely used for decades among transgender people in northern provinces and dates back at least to the Khmer Rouge regime
By Amanda Oon • May 09, 2022
As the Lion City looks to welcome back international visitors, immersive technologies will help to boost sustainable tourism
By Agence France-Presse • Apr 28, 2022
Civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been in military custody since a coup ousted her government in February last year, plunging the country into turmoil
The United Nations and European Union are among those who have condemned the hanging of the 34-year-old Malaysian man
By Sam Reeves/AFP • Apr 27, 2022
Following two years of Covid-19 restrictions, DJs are spinning again after nightclubs and performers make concessions to Lion City health authorities
By Ashley Hui Yin Tan • Apr 27, 2022
The arrival of the three-day holiday brings the end to the regional harvest period, the start of the rainy season and a collection of Globe archive stories
By Brian P. D. Hannon • Apr 15, 2022
A slew of sexual wellness startups are pushing conversations about pleasure, but experts question whether they’re fit for the job
By Fiona Kelliher • Apr 11, 2022
The pandemic has exacerbated the urgency for increased mental health awareness in the city-state and the popularity of previously niche animal therapies
By Ee Ming Toh • Apr 08, 2022
After decades of waiting, thousands of Khmer Rouge survivors are finally having their stories committed to the historical record, finding closure and gaining access to healthcare with the help of a local NGO, the Documentation Center of Cambodia
By Stew Post • Mar 30, 2022
An integral part of the nation’s culture, mamak stalls are fighting for stability since pandemic restrictions reduced social gatherings and sales
By Ashley Yeong • Mar 29, 2022
Abby Seiff discusses the devastation of Cambodia's Tonle Sap Lake and the impact on the communities who rely on it for their livelihood in her latest book
By Jack Brook • Mar 25, 2022