Search results for "Cambodia"

Affordable housing

Cambodia plugs affordable housing gap from several directions

The Kingdom’s affordable housing difficulties are the result of various causes intertwined with possible remedies
By Ses Aronsakda

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

Forging ahead: charting the next 30 years of construction in Cambodia

Building on a foundation of excellence earned over the past thirty years, LBL construction continues to provide clients with bespoke solutions to challenges large and small. Looking to the future, the firm is poised to expand into new markets in Cambodia that will ensure success in the next three decades
By Stew Post

Land rights

Mining companies hunt for buried treasure on indigenous Cambodian land

Jarai villagers remain wary of promises by foreign companies aiming to dig for precious metal
By Jack Brook

Tourism

As Cambodia Is Set to Welcome Vaccinated Tourists, Challenges Lie Ahead

This may require regional cooperation as well as new approaches, people in the field note
By Torn Chanritheara

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

Diplomacy

U.S. diplomat’s visit to Cambodia opens a big ASEAN year

A Phnom Penh stopover by a top U.S. adviser focuses on Southeast Asia’s strategic role in the global economy, Chinese relations and Myanmar’s autocratic abuses
By Brian P.D Hannon

Editorial

The gratification of reporting in rural Cambodia

A Globe reporter reflects on personal connections in a northeast province and the kindness of those who welcome journalists
By Jack Brook

Beer

New breweries launch a beer brawl in Cambodia

Three companies are set to enter the Kingdom’s lucrative beer market, heralding more options but stiffer competition
By Jack Brook

Editorial

Omicron brings season tidings as Cambodia and Thailand open up

The arrival of December and holiday spirits are slightly dampened by reports of the Omicron Covid-19 variant lurking on the horizon as Thailand and Cambodia open their borders again
By Jack Brook

Analysis

Cambodia’s law leaves domestic workers unseen and unprotected

Household employees are a vital sector of the workforce, but a lack of legal protection leaves them vulnerable to mistreatment
By Dolphie Bou and Anju Mary Paul

Cambodia

Cambodia’s Hun Sen backs son to take over leadership

Cambodia's strongman Prime Minister Hun Sen who has led the country for more than three decades backed his eldest son to take over the top job
By Agence France-Presse