Anton L. Delgado

Quick Read

With motorcade, Cambodia’s ruling party marks expected election victory

A Friday motor rally that flooded downtown Phnom Penh showcased Prime Minister Hun Sen's eldest son and chosen successor, Hun Manet. With a landslide victory all but guaranteed for the ruling party, Manet's ascendance could follow as soon as August
By Anton L. Delgado - Jul 21, 2023

Press freedom

Before elections, Cambodia blocks database of public information

The independent portal “Kamnotra” was intended to fill the information void left by recent press crackdowns. Less than a month into its work, officials ordered local Internet service providers to strike access to the platform
By Anton L. Delgado - Jul 18, 2023

អត្ថបទរាយការណ៏លម្អិត

ប្រឈមជាមួយនឹងការអភិវឌ្ឍ ហ្វូងដំរីចុងក្រោយរបស់វៀតណាមខិតទៅរកភាពគ្រោះថ្នាក់

សម្រាប់ហ្វូងសត្វដំរីព្រៃ ក្នុងប្រទេសវៀតណាម ភាពតានតឹងជាមួយកសិករ កំពុងបន្តធ្វើឱ្យកាន់តែធ្ងន់ធ្ងរឡើង នូវការគំរាមកំហែងដែលកំពុងតែមានស្រាប់ ដែលជាស្ថានភាពនៅទូទាំងអាស៊ីអាគ្នេយ៍
By Govi Snell & Anton L. Delgado - Jul 18, 2023

Long-form Reporting

Clashing with humans, Vietnam’s last wild elephants are running out of time

Violent conflicts with farmers exacerbate other existential threats for shrinking herds. Though Vietnam's elephants face a plight mirrored across Southeast Asia, the country's elephants are among the most imperiled in the region
By Govi Snell and Anton L. Delgado - Jul 12, 2023

Conservation

From the depths, a glimmer of hope for giant Mekong stingrays

A year after an endangered, record-breaking ray was captured in Cambodia and tagged with a tracker, new data from the world’s largest freshwater fish gives clues to its precarious survival
By Anton L. Delgado - Jun 22, 2023

Interview

New book unveils ‘Carbon Colonialism’ in Southeast Asia

University of London lecturer Laurie Parsons compiles 15 years of work across Cambodia to understand how the country fits into the global supply chain providing the West with garments, footwear and more. In this Q&A, Parsons shares insights from the book and his experiences in the field
By Anton L. Delgado - Jun 19, 2023

Interview

Swimming with ‘monsters’: Behind the search for the world’s largest freshwater fish

National Geographic Explorer Zeb Hogan’s work in freshwater conservation in Cambodia spans decades. In this Q&A, he talks about bearing witness to the decline and trying to save the Mekong River’s most iconic species
By Anton L. Delgado - Jun 12, 2023

Mekong River

NASA satellite network bolsters Mekong River observations

Data sharing said to be key for current and future ‘water diplomacy’ between Mekong Basin countries
By Anton L. Delgado - May 23, 2023

Conservation

As Laos develops, can it make space for wild elephants?

Once known as the ‘land of a million elephants’, the country is struggling with species conservation as its forests shrink. The iconic species now runs the risk of surviving as only a tourist attraction
By Anton L. Delgado and Beatrice Siviero - May 22, 2023

ការជួញដូរសត្វព្រៃ

ការ​ចោទ​ប្រកាន់​ពីបទ​អំពើ​ពុក​រលួយ​ ក្នុង​កសិដ្ឋាន​សត្វ​ស្វា​នៅ​កម្ពុជា បន្សល់នូវដាន​ជួញ​ដូរ​សត្វ​ព្រៃ​ជា​សកល

កសិដ្ឋានស្វាធំជាងគេនៅកម្ពុជា បំពេញតម្រូវការសំណាកសត្វស្វា និងសត្វរស់ជាច្រើនឆ្នាំ មុនពេលត្រូវបានចោទប្រកាន់ពីបទជួញដូរសត្វព្រៃ
By Anton L. Delgado - May 16, 2023

Development

Historic Luang Prabang braces for change

As tourists flock to the Laos destination on the banks of the Mekong River, locals worry the town’s essence is at risk due to overcrowding and upstream damming
By Beatrice Siviero and Anton L. Delgado - May 10, 2023

Press Freedom

Calls for reopening of government shutdown newsroom go unanswered on World Press Freedom Day

Little hope remains for the ‘Voice of Democracy’ newsroom to restart two months after the government’s abrupt closure of the local outlet
By Anton L. Delgado - May 03, 2023

Conservation

A walk in the jungle with naturalist Jeremy Holden

The freelance conservation photographer has spent decades documenting Cambodia’s natural wonders, finding new species along the way. In this free-roaming Q&A, he talks about why he won't use insect repellant and how a passion for frogs shaped his latest work
By Anton L. Delgado - May 02, 2023

Pollution

Extreme levels of burning haze in Laos threaten public health, tourism

Luang Prabang, one of the most important tourist towns in Laos, suffered from high levels of air pollution this season, which business owners said dissuaded tourists
By Anton L. Delgado and Beatrice Siviero - Apr 27, 2023

ពាណិជ្ជកម្មសត្វព្រៃ

 ការប្រណាំងប្រជែងស្វែងរកវ៉ាក់សាំងកូវីដ១៩ បែរបង្កើនការតាមបរបាញ់ និងបង្កហានិភ័យដល់សត្វស្វា

«តម្រូវការលើសលប់ មកពីទីផ្សារសហរដ្ឋអាមេរិក កំពុងជំរុញពាណិជ្ជកម្មសត្វស្វា អោយឈានដល់កម្រិតមួយ ដែលមិនមានចីរភាព» អ្នកស្រី Malene Friis Hansen​ នាយកនៃគម្រោងស្វាកន្ទុយវែងបាននិយាយ។
By Rich Schapiro, Anna Schecter, Andrew W. Lehren and Anton L. Delgado - Apr 25, 2023

Wildlife trade

How the race for a Covid vaccine enriched monkey poachers and endangered macaques

‘The insane demand coming from the U.S. is driving the trade to an unsustainable level’ according to Malone Friss Hansen, director of the Long-tailed Macaque Project
By Rich Schapiro, Anna Schecter, Andrew W. Lehren and Anton L. Delgado - Apr 25, 2023

Wildlife trade

Alleged corruption in Cambodia’s monkey farms taints global wildlife trade

Largest monkey farm in Cambodia meets demands for monkey specimens and live animals for years before being charged for wildlife trafficking
By Anton L. Delgado - Apr 20, 2023

Photos

Laos celebrates new year in full tilt with pandemic precautions aside

Pageants and parades light up ‘Pi Mai’ in Luang Prabang as Laos’ most prominent tourist town rings in the Buddhist new year
By Anton L. Delgado and Beatrice Siviero - Apr 17, 2023

ព្រៃឈើ

ព្រៃ​រលំ៖ នយោបាយ​នៃការ​ដាំ​ដើម​ឈើ​ឡើង​វិញ​ របស់កម្ពុជា​ត្រូវ​បាន​បន្សល់​ទុក​ដោយសភាពក្រិន​ ខ្សោះ ដែលដើមឈើទំនង​ជា​មិន​អាច​រស់​បាន​

យុទ្ធសាស្ត្រ​ដាំ​ដើម​ឈើ​ដែល​ហួស​សម័យ​ កំពុង​បំផ្លាញ​ប្រព័ន្ធ​អេកូឡូស៊ី និងការស្រូប​យក​កាបូន ​នៅតំបន់អាស៊ី​អាគ្នេយ៍ តែទោះ​យ៉ាង​ណា​ក៏​ដោយ ការ​ស្រាវជ្រាវ​ថ្មី​បង្ហាញ​ពី​វិធី​កាន់​តែ​ប្រសើរ​ជាងមុន
By Anton L. Delgado - Mar 31, 2023

Forests

Fallen forest: Cambodia’s political reforestation unlikely to survive

Outdated reforestation tactics are dooming Southeast Asia’s ecosystems and carbon capture efforts, however, new research shows a better way forward
By Anton L. Delgado - Mar 21, 2023

Photography

Photo exhibit brings the frontlines of Cambodia’s rainforests to Phnom Penh

The ‘Passing for Protection’ photojournalism showcased the threats and promise of the Kingdom’s unique landscapes
By Anton L. Delgado - Feb 20, 2023

Photography

Passing for Protection: Phnom Penh exhibition captures the Kingdom’s natural beauty

Passing for Protection is a photojournalism exhibit that showcases moments from Cambodia’s most remote forests and the lives of those who live in some of the most controversial protected areas in the Kingdom
By Anton L. Delgado - Jan 30, 2023

ទន្លេសាប

រលកនយោបាយអង្រួនបឹងទន្លេសាប និងបង្ខំឱ្យអ្នកនេសាទបង្វែរសំណាញ់ជីវភាព

ចំនួនត្រីនៅបឹងទន្លេសាបធ្លាក់ចុះបង្កផលប៉ះពាល់ជារួម ដល់សហគមន៍នេសាទ
By Anton L. Delgado - Jan 19, 2023

Tonle Sap

Record fish release aims to aid Cambodia’s biodiversity

In the first fish release of the the year, more than 5,000 threatened fish were released at the confluence of the Mekong and Tonle Sap Rivers
By Anton L. Delgado - Jan 17, 2023

Tonle Sap Lake

Politicised policies drive fishers from Tonle Sap Lake

Communities on Cambodia’s great lake struggle to maintain traditional livelihoods as fish populations fall in a ‘tragedy of the commons’
By Anton L. Delgado - Jan 10, 2023

អាជីវកម្មសត្វព្រៃ

ស្វាក្ដាមតូចតូច ធ្លាក់ក្នុងអាជីវកម្មជួញដូរខ្នាតធំនៅកម្ពុជា

កសិដ្ឋានស្វាក្តាមអង្រួនទីផ្សារអន្តរជាតិ ខណៈអ្នកធ្វើប្លុកមានចំណូលពីវីដេអូសត្វស្វា
By Anton L. Delgado - Dec 19, 2022

Conservation

A dangerous ‘tipping point’: Myanmar’s aquatic species at risk as conflict continues

New research reveals threats to crucial fish are endangering humans and biodiversity.
By Anton L. Delgado and Allegra Mendelson - Dec 06, 2022

ជីវិតសត្វព្រៃ

មន្ត្រីកម្ពុជាត្រូវបានឃាត់ខ្លួនទាក់ទងនឹងរឿងជួញដូរសត្វព្រៃជា «ការពញ្ញាក់» នៅក្នុងវិស័យជួញដូរវានរសត្វ

ក្នុងដំណើរទៅកាន់កិច្ចប្រជុំស្តីពីការការពារប្រភេទសត្វដែលរងការគំរាមកំហែង មន្ត្រីរដ្ឋាភិបាលម្នាក់ ត្រូវបានចាប់ខ្លួនពីបទរត់ពន្ធសត្វស្វាដែលជិតផុតពូជ ដែលនេះក្លាយជាសំណួរ ទៅលើឧស្សាហកម្មបង្កាត់ពូជរបស់កម្ពុជា។
By Anton L. Delgado - Nov 23, 2022

Wildlife trade

Cambodian officials charged with wildlife trafficking, a ‘wake-up call’ for global monkey trade

En route to a meeting about protecting threatened species, a government official was arrested for smuggling endangered monkeys, raising questions about Cambodia’s breeding industry
By Anton L. Delgado - Nov 21, 2022

ASEAN Summit

Secretary-General’s ASEAN Summit visit underlines the UN’s long history in Cambodia

While touring a genocide museum, António Guterres spoke to Khmer Rouge survivors and urged for similar atrocities to ‘never happen again’
By Anton L. Delgado - Nov 14, 2022

ព្រៃឥតសូរសព្ទ៖ អាជីវកម្មសត្វព្រៃ ​ក្រោយ​ជំងឺរាតត្បាត ​គំរាមកំហែង​ដល់​សុខភាព​មនុស្ស និង​ព្រៃឈើ

ខណៈពេលដែលការបរបាញ់សត្វ ត្រូវបានគេអនុវត្តជាយូរមកហើយនៅក្នុងតំបន់អាស៊ីអាគ្នេយ៍ ការកើនឡើងនៃសម្ពាធពាណិជ្ជកម្ម និងវិធីសាស្រ្តនៃការបរបាញ់ដែលចំណាយតិច កំពុងធ្វើឱ្យសត្វព្រៃបាត់បង់លឿនជាងការកកើត ដែលប៉ះពាល់ដល់សុខភាពមនុស្ស និងព្រៃឈើ។
By Audrey Tan, Anton L. Delgado and Mark Cheong - Oct 28, 2022

ជីវិតសត្វព្រៃ

ព្រៃឥតសូរសព្ទ៖ ក្រុមអ្នកអភិរក្សខ្នះខ្នែងសង់ «ខ្សែបន្ទាត់ការពារចុងក្រោយ» សង្គ្រោះសត្វព្រៃនៅកម្ពុជា

«លេណដ្ឋាន» ក្លាយជាចំនុចកណ្ដាល នៃផលប៉ៈពាល់បរិស្ថាន និងការការពារសត្វព្រៃ
By Anton L. Delgado, Audrey Tan and Mark Cheong - Oct 28, 2022

Wildlife

Silent Forests: Conservationists attempt ‘a last ditch effort’ to stave off local extinctions in one Cambodian forest

To prevent more local extinctions, an environmentally debatable trench is dug to fend off poachers and encircle wildlife
By Audrey Tan, Anton L. Delgado and Mark Cheong - Oct 25, 2022

Wildlife

Silent Forests: Post-pandemic wildlife consumption threatens human and forest health

While hunting is a historic practice in Southeast Asia, rising commercial pressure and cheaper poaching methods are emptying forests faster than they can replenish, hurting human and forest health
By Audrey Tan, Anton L. Delgado and Mark Cheong - Oct 24, 2022

ការអភិរក្ស

«គោព្រៃ» នៅកម្ពុជា ដង្ហើយហៅការអភិរក្ស

ខណះថនិកសត្វដែលជានិមិត្តរូបនៃប្រទេសកម្ពុជាត្រូវបានចាត់ទុកថាផុតពូជទៅហើយ អ្នកស្រាវជ្រាវមួយចំនួនសង្ឃឹមថាការប្រឹងប្រែងចុងក្រោយក្នុងការស្វែងរកទីជម្រករបស់គោព្រៃ អាចកំណត់ជោគវាសនា និងក្លាយជា «សារដាស់តឿន» ឲ្យមានការអភិរក្ស
By Anton L. Delgado - Sep 23, 2022

Conservation

Politics of Extinction: On the trail of Cambodia’s kouprey

While Cambodia’s national mammal is widely considered extinct, researchers hope a last-ditch effort to locate possible kouprey habitat could finalise its fate, and offer a ‘wake-up call’ for conservation
By Anton L. Delgado - Sep 19, 2022

ការអភិរក្ស

ម្ចាស់កសិដ្ឋាន និងអ្នកអភិរក្ស សហការគ្នាការពារក្រពេីជិតផុតពូជ

ទន្ទឹមនឹងក្រពើភ្នំនៅក្នុងព្រៃប្រឈមនឹងការផុតពូជ អ្នកអភិរក្សកំពុងងាកទៅរកជំនួយពីកសិដ្ឋានចិញ្ចឹមក្រពើនៅតំបន់អាស៊ីអាគ្នេយ៍ ទោះបីជាដឹងថាតួនាទីរបស់ពួកគេ ក៏រួមចំណែកជម្រុញការបាត់បង់សត្វប្រភេទនេះក៏ដោយ។
By Anton L. Delgado - Sep 19, 2022

ការអភិរក្ស​

កម្ពុជា​មាន​គោល​បំណង​ដាក់ ‌‌«តំបន់អភិរក្សធម្មជាតិ» អោយទទួល​ស្គាល់​ជា​អន្តរជាតិ

ក្រសួងបរិស្ថាន​ រៀបចំ​ដាក់ស្នើ​ជា​លើកដំបូង​ នូវសម្បត្តិបេតិកភណ្ឌ​ពិភពលោក​ «ធម្មជាតិ» និង​ឧទ្យានភូគព្ភសាស្ត្រ ឬ Geopark
By Anton L. Delgado and Nasa Dip - Sep 14, 2022

UNESCO

Conservationists hope global recognition will safeguard Cambodia’s landscapes

As the Cambodian government prepares first-time submissions for natural world heritage and global geopark status, some fear UN support alone may not be enough
By Anton L. Delgado and Nasa Dip - Sep 14, 2022

 «កូនឈើ​ដាំ​ឡើងវិញ» ក្រោយ​មាន​អន្តរាគមន៍​ពី​នាយក​រដ្ឋមន្ត្រី

ក្រុមហ៊ុនឈូសឆាយព្រៃនៅតំបន់អភិរក្ស ភ្នំតាម៉ៅ បានងាកមកដាំកូនឈើឡើងវិញ ក្រោយពីមានការផ្ទុះឡើងនូវមតិសាធារណៈ ដែលធ្វើឲ្យនាយករដ្ឋមន្ត្រីចេញអន្តរាគមលើ បណ្តាញសង្គម។
By Anton L. Delgado - Aug 26, 2022

Hydropower

Small-scale dams power Cambodian villages and fuel ecological concerns

As small-scale hydropower surges across Cambodia and the globe, unclear regulations raise environmental worries
By Anton L. Delgado and Nasa Dip - Aug 15, 2022

វារីអគ្គីសនី

ឧបសគ្គរវាងការអភិវឌ្ឍន៍វារីអគ្គីសនីខ្នាតតូច និងផលប៉ះពាល់បរិស្ថាន

ការដាក់ដំណើរការវារីអគ្គីសនីខ្នាតតូចជួយផ្គត់ផ្គង់ថាមពលដល់ប្រជាជនសហគមន៍នៅប្រទេសកម្ពុជា ប៉ុន្តែវារីលើដងទន្លេមេគង្គទាំងអស់នេះបានផ្តល់ថាមពលអគ្គីសនីផង និងផ្តល់ផលប៉ះពាល់ផង
By Anton L. Delgado and Nasa Dip - Aug 15, 2022

Forests

Reforestation follows Cambodian PM’s intervention

Developers clearing protected Phnom Tamao reverse course with rush to replant after outcry prompts prime minister’s online order
By Anton L. Delgado - Aug 12, 2022

Hydropower

Cambodia’s small-scale hydropower offers potential and risk

Local dam operations provide Cambodian communities with electricity, but the Mekong River stations generate problems as well as kilowatts
By Anton L. Delgado and Nasa Dip - Aug 05, 2022

Landmines

Laos ordnance disposal money may shrink

Reduction in U.S. funds to remove unexploded weapons could hit hard in the Southeast Asian nation littered with dangerous leftovers
By Anton L. Delgado - Jul 15, 2022

Forests

Conservationists look for ‘divine intervention’ from forest development

Legal exceptions and uncertain protections have paved the way for construction and potential wildlife disruption within Cambodia’s Phnom Tamao Forest
By Anton L. Delgado - Jul 06, 2022

ការដោះដូរទីតាំងដី

“ទេវតាមានភ្នែក” ៖ ក្តីសង្ឃឹម​របស់​ក្រុមអភិរក្ស​ចំពោះ​ការ​អភិវឌ្ឍ​នៅ​ព្រៃ​ការពារ

ការលើកលែងផ្លូវច្បាប់ និងការការពារមិនច្បាស់លាស់ បានត្រួសត្រាយផ្លូវ សម្រាប់​ការសាងសង់​ និង​រំខាន​ជីវិត​សត្វ​ព្រៃ​ នៅក្នុង​ព្រៃភ្នំតាម៉ៅរបស់​ប្រទេស​កម្ពុជា។
By Anton L. Delgado - Jul 06, 2022

Fishing

Cambodian families choose between land and fish

Unpredictable extreme weather and a population boom prompt some coastal residents to look for new hope away from the water
By Anton L. Delgado - Jun 08, 2022

Landmines

Fighting fire with fire

A unique recycling programme in Cambodia repurposes remnants of war to clear the country of landmines and unexploded ordnance
By Anton L. Delgado - May 13, 2022

Landmines

Recycling the remnants of war

A unique ‘explosive harvesting’ programme makes Cambodia safer by removing and repurposing unexploded bombs and landmines
By Anton L. Delgado - May 12, 2022

Landmines

A Day as a Deminer

After more than three decades of landmine disposal, resolute professionals continue the dangerous task of clearing Cambodia’s unexploded remnants of war
By Anton L. Delgado - May 05, 2022

Landmines

Landmines shake the lives of farmers long after conflicts end

As Cambodia’s government and NGOs remove buried explosives, agricultural challenges hamper farmers who work on dangerous ground
By Anton L. Delgado - Apr 28, 2022

Mekong River

A new leader addresses the ‘State of the Mekong’

The Mekong River Commission CEO discusses water diplomacy and his duty to ‘sound the alarm’ over the health and stewardship of the waterway
By Anton L. Delgado - Apr 13, 2022

Conservation

Cambodian crocodiles’ survival relies on farmers and conservationists

To reverse the near extinction of Southeast Asia’s crocodiles, conservationists and farmers collaborate on breeding and releasing
By Anton L. Delgado - Apr 01, 2022

Conservation

Cambodia’s Tonle Sap Lake receives a record fish release

Mekong giant catfish were among the threatened species freed in Southeast Asia’s largest lake to counter persistent threats
By Anton L. Delgado - Mar 24, 2022

Conservation

Cambodia crocodiles set loose to save their lives

Conservation group releases the largest batch of endangered Siamese crocodiles to reinforce the wild population of predators
By Anton L. Delgado - Mar 21, 2022

National Animals

World Wildlife Day Special: Highlighting the animals of Southeast Asia

A tour across Southeast Asia to celebrate the region's various official and unofficial national animals
By Anton L. Delgado - Feb 28, 2022

National Animals

Cambodia: Kouprey

The elusive wild cattle is critically endangered, shrouded in mystery and causing controversy with the most recent news of its existence
By Anton L. Delgado - Feb 28, 2022

National Animals

Timor-Leste: crocodile

The crocodile is considered sacred in Timor-Leste but increasing populations have led to human-crocodile conflicts
By Anton L. Delgado - Feb 28, 2022

National Animals

The Philippines: Carabao

The 'Beast of Burden' holds an important historical, social and economic role in the Philippines and "genetic improvements" are being planned to aid dwindling populations
By Anton L. Delgado - Feb 28, 2022

Wildlife trade

Small monkeys are big business in Cambodia’s animal trade

Captive breeding farms fuel an international market for long-tailed macaques while bloggers profit from online monkey content
By Anton L. Delgado - Feb 25, 2022

Mekong River

Dam reservoir releases could raise Mekong River water levels

A meeting of regional experts considered the social and ecological impacts of altering the natural flow of the vital water source
By Anton L. Delgado - Feb 18, 2022

Fossil fuels

Singapore students call for universities to part ways with fossil fuels

Campus groups want their institutions to reassess links to energy companies and divest from fossil fuel funds
By Anton L. Delgado - Feb 10, 2022

Fisheries

One day on a dai

A Cambodian fishing platform worked around the clock and hauled in nearly 30 species despite another slow season
By Anton L. Delgado - Jan 28, 2022

Fisheries

Record low flows threaten to dry up Mekong’s fisheries

Five of the river's ten lowest annual water flow years since 2010 have set a dangerous precedent for farmers and fishermen
By Anton L. Delgado - Jan 27, 2022

Conservation

Endangered ‘barking deer’ strikes a pose for conservationists

The large-antlered muntjac photographed in Cambodia is among the endangered mammals fueling a call for conservation breeding
By Anton L. Delgado - Jan 13, 2022

Editorial

Climate concerns drive updated palm oil policies, new tax incentives and renew climate activism efforts

The environment takes center stage in the Globe’s first week of 2022, with additional features on Southeast Asia’s diaspora and food culture
By Anton L. Delgado - Jan 08, 2022

Green business

Cambodia’s updated investment law gives incentives to green business

Experts say the measure moves in the right direction, but needs to be further defined by a forthcoming decree
By Anton L. Delgado - Jan 05, 2022

Street food

Street cravings: Phnom Penh delivers night bowls of kuy teav

Nearly two years into the pandemic, the capital’s noodle callers serving the prized pork-based soup have proved resilient under extraordinary circumstances
By Text by Stew Post. Photos and video by Anton L. Delgado - Jan 04, 2022

Culture

The legacy of Cambodia’s ‘Golden Voice’ takes on a new form

A team of artists has revived the story of one of the Kingdom’s most beloved musicians in a graphic novel
By Anton L. Delgado - Dec 22, 2021

Interview

Angkor Archaeological Park plans changes in the year ahead

As Cambodia’s crown jewel of history and tourism reopens, a park official discusses forthcoming changes affecting visitors from within and beyond the Kingdom
By Text and Photos by Anton L. Delgado - Dec 14, 2021

Nutrition

Village fish refuges help fight malnutrition across Cambodia

Aquaculture projects maintained by community members could be key to addressing food insecurity and nutritional disorders
By Anton L. Delgado - Nov 30, 2021

Performing arts

Khmer performers emerge from the pandemic with renewed purpose

As traditional Khmer arts struggle with the loss of tourism dollars, artists see Cambodia’s reopening as a chance for revival and vital industry change
By Anton L. Delgado - Nov 22, 2021

Interview

School reopenings signal fresh start for Cambodia

Save the Children Cambodia spoke with the Globe about education support and bringing students back to class in the wake of Covid-19
By Anton L. Delgado - Nov 19, 2021

Nutrition

Small native fish is a big catch for researchers tackling regional malnutrition

Researchers working in Southeast Asia focus on increasing local food diversity and nourishment as strategies to help end global hunger
By Anton L. Delgado and Ashley Yeong - Oct 29, 2021

Music

16 years on Danish band still rocks Cambodia’s airwaves

Danish band Michael Learns to Rock became the first international act to visit the Kingdom in decades. Their pop hits continue to resonate among a generation of adoring fans
By Anton L. Delgado - Oct 20, 2021

Culture

Filmmaker’s story of a house bridges Phnom Penh’s past and present

Kavich Neang has already won international awards for “White Building.” The cinematic examination of his childhood home and city spaces will represent Cambodia at the Academy Awards
By Jack Brook and Anton L. Delgado - Oct 06, 2021