Search results for "Cambodia"

Euan Black

Euan Black is a property, finance and general news reporter for Melbourne-based news site The New Daily.  Prior to joining the national news website in June 2019, he spent 18 months covering business and politics for Cambodia-based Southeast Asia Globe. He has carried out original reporting in five Southeast Asian countries, profiled…
By Chia Chi Hsu

Andrew Haffner

Andrew Haffner is Southeast Asia Globe’s Editor in Chief from the United States with a background in daily newspaper reporting. He now covers subjects in governance, corruption and human development, mainly looking at Cambodia and Thailand.
By Chia Chi Hsu

Counterfeit goods

Bad medicine

Fake medicine remains a scourge in Southeast Asia despite years of widespread coverage of the issue and promised government crackdowns
By Andrew Haffner

Australia and ASEAN

Drawing a line

Australia’s attempts to move closer to Southeast Asia have met with limited success so far, but are likely to become more urgent as the China-US rivalry intensifies
By Simon Roughneen

Cambodia's Media

History’s first draft

From our print archive. Two years ago, authorities forced the closure of The Cambodia Daily, dealing a blow to the country's press freedom. But a decade before there were hopes that a relatively-free press could see the country become a Southeast Asian publishing hub
By Craig Guthrie

SCIA

2-Day IELTS Tips & Tricks

Thinking of taking the IELTS exam? Join us and receive IELTS tips and tricks! Take a practice test and let SCIA educators assess your language abilities before the actual exam!
By Singapore Cambodia International Academy

SCIA

Choosing the Right U

Meet our academic consultants to go through the various overseas universities and find the pathway that best suits you! Fast-track your progression into top-ranking universities around the world!
By SINGAPORE CAMBODIA INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY

Drought in Cambodia

When the river runs dry

Every year, Cambodia's Tonle Sap river changes course to fill up the nation's largest lake, bringing life back to the Kingdom. This year, it's running late
By Evie Breese, with additional reporting by Veng Sonita

Indigenous rights

Uprooted

Landgrabs, deforestation and an increasingly-globalised Khmer culture are encroaching deep into the lands and lore of Cambodia's indigenous Bunong people
By Tabitha Payne

Climate crisis

Sinking cities

From our print archive: Climate change is expected to hit Southeast Asia's megacities the hardest – and places such as Jakarta, Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City might be the first to get flooded out
By Laura J. Snook

Vietnam economy

Winning the battle, losing the war?

Trade-oriented Vietnam has benefitted from the US-China stand-off, pulling in more investment. But growing exports are dominated by a few big foreign players, leaving Vietnam vulnerable to global market swings
By Simon Roughneen

Agriculture

Death in a bottle

Illegally imported pesticides can be fatal for farmers in Cambodia and across the region. And without proper training and protection, these toxins may continue to work their way into the food we eat every day
By Andrew Haffner