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STORY OF THE DAY • Oct 22, 2019 • 8 min read

Cambodian Politics The return

By Paul Millar • Oct 22, 2019
On November 9, Cambodia’s opposition leaders have promised to return to the Kingdom to take the fight to Prime Minister Hun Sen’s ruling party. We spoke to senior CNRP politician Mu Sochua about her fast-approaching date with destiny

STORY OF THE DAY • Oct 21, 2019 • 9 min read

Cambodian Art Drawing on the past

By Rob Savage • Oct 21, 2019
From our 2007 print archive: a new generation of Cambodian comic book artists are carrying on the legacy of the Golden Age forebears

FROM THE PRINT ARCHIVE
STORY OF THE DAY • Oct 18, 2019 • 15 min read

Meth addiction Pipe dreams

By Andrew Haffner • Oct 18, 2019
A Chinese-funded property boom in Cambodia’s Sihanoukville is casting the city’s meth addicts to the margins

STORY OF THE DAY • Oct 17, 2019 • 12 min read

Sihanoukville Time to rebuild

By Kevin Livingston • Oct 17, 2019
Since Prime Minister Hun Sen announced a ban on online gambling, tens of thousands of Chinese nationals have left Sihanoukville on Cambodia’s coast. But the road to rebuilding seems a long one indeed

Oct 15, 2019 • 13 min read
Khmer language

Tongue-tied

Cambodia’s native language is under pressure from a globally dominant English that is generating more jargon than Khmer can easily absorb
By Simon Roughneen • Oct 15, 2019

Oct 11, 2019 • 10 min read
Thai monarchy

Good to be the King

Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn’s public embrace of polygamy is the latest signal he intends to be an all-powerful absolute monarch
By Andrew MacGregor Marshall • Oct 11, 2019

Oct 10, 2019 • 10 min read
Geopolitics

Public enemies

Long accused by its critics of serving as a Vietnamese puppet, Cambodia's government now stands condemned of trying to serve two masters
By Paul Millar • Oct 10, 2019

Oct 09, 2019 • 15 min read
Automation

Manufacturing change

Advances in automation are fuelling fears that the rise of robots could drive millions of Asian factory jobs back to the West
By Andrew Haffner • Oct 09, 2019

Oct 08, 2019 • 12 min read
Powering Southeast Asia

Fanning the flames

Southeast Asia’s growing economies have huge power generation needs, fuelling coal use across the region even as the rest of the world looks to greener methods
By Simon Roughneen • Oct 08, 2019

Oct 07, 2019 • 13 min read
Indigenous rights

People out of time

From our print archive: Losing their forests, languages and cultures, Southeast Asia’s minorities are becoming strangers in their own homes
By Antonio Graceffo, Bruno Deniel-Laurent, P. Brisby • Oct 07, 2019

FROM THE PRINT ARCHIVE
Oct 04, 2019 • 5 min read
Cambodia Wildlife

Where the small things are

From our print archive: At first glance, Cambodia’s rainforests may seem bereft of wildlife, but a closer looks reveals a profusion of tiny and often unique creatures
By Jeremy Holden • Oct 04, 2019

FROM THE PRINT ARCHIVE
Oct 03, 2019 • 12 min read
Indonesia protests

Back on the streets

Students demonstrators have taken to the streets of Indonesia to protest controversial bills – and remind President Joko Widodo not to abandon his reformist credentials
By Stania Puspa • Oct 03, 2019