Search results for "Cambodia"

Jan 09, 2013 • 6 min read
Media freedom

Killing the radio star

With this year’s national election on the horizon, the battle for the Kingdom’s airwaves is raging
By Simon Lewis

Jan 07, 2013 • 8 min read

Rest for the wicked

Despite the systematic eradication of ethnic minorities by the Khmer Rouge, it is possible the crime of genocide will never be heard in the Kingdom’s “genocide court”
By Bridget Di Certo

Jan 04, 2013 • 1 min read

ANZ to open Yangon office

The Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, commonly called ANZ, is expected to open a representative office in Myanmar early this year
By Southeast Asia Globe

Dec 26, 2012 • 4 min read

The black stuff

A fresh brew is a way of life all over the region, but in Yogyakarta, locals take their coffee with a kick of coal
By Samantha Michaels

Dec 21, 2012 • 3 min read

Above and beyond

Interior design is being taken to new levels in the Kingdom
By Gavin Coigne

Dec 19, 2012 • 7 min read

The temple complex

The striking Duryodhana lies at the heart of an international battle for antiquities
By Mary Kozlovski

Dec 17, 2012 • 4 min read

“The most amazing improvement is the growth of young khmer riders”

In December, 700 cyclists from 25 countries will don Lycra for the 7th annual Angkor Bike Race and Ride to raise money for vulnerable children in Cambodia. Todd Sigaty, race founder and board member of host organisation Village Focus International, saddles up for a chat about fancy dress, medals and speedy racers 
By Southeast Asia Globe

Dec 17, 2012 • 7 min read
Southeast Asia

Battling big brother

From professional journalists to bloggers and musicians, citizens are paying a high price for voicing unconformist opinions
By Sacha Passi