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STORY OF THE DAY • Jun 20, 2017 • 3 min read

Jaya House River Park A stylish getaway in Siem Reap

By Claire Knox • Jun 20, 2017
On the banks of the sleepy Siem Reap river, Jaya House River Park is a stylish and sustainably minded hideaway from the bustle of downtown – and just a five-minute ride from the ruins of Angkor

STORY OF THE DAY • Jun 19, 2017 • 4 min read

Why online job searches are winning over Cambodia’s youth

By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Jun 19, 2017
SPONSORED: Ahead of the company's upcoming career fair at Phnom Penh's Aeon Mall on 25 June, Everjobs Asia CEO Gijs Verheijke breaks down the benefits of taking your job search online

STORY OF THE DAY • Jun 16, 2017 • 8 min read

Whatever happened to The gruesome Vallier murder case?

By Paul Millar • Jun 16, 2017
Almost six years ago, Frenchman Laurent Vallier was found drowned in a pond along with his four children in rural Cambodia. Investigations have been at times farcical and fruitless – and the unsolved murder still haunts the area

Jun 15, 2017 • 4 min read

Why Western companies should invest in Cambodia's tech sector

SPONSORED: Dotfusion Cambodia is a full-service digital agency focused on delivering digital strategies and digital solutions for businesses. Here, CEO Chris Bryce offers valuable insights into the challenges Cambodia must overcome if it is to succeed in an increasingly digital world A young Cambodian uses a smartphone at a coffee shop in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 06 July 2016. Photo: EPA/Kith Serey
By Southeast Asia Globe Editorial • Jun 15, 2017

Jun 15, 2017 • 2 min read

Tiger Beer teams up with WWF to protect tigers

Tiger Beer donate $1 million to WWF and launches a joint artistic awareness campaign to spearhead a six year collaboration to combat illegal tiger poaching A file photograph showing a tiger in an enclosure at Dusit zoo in Bangkok, Thailand, 21 January 2013. Photo: EPA/Rungroj Yongrit
By Will Feuer • Jun 15, 2017

Jun 15, 2017 • 4 min read
Opinion

Cambodians must find their own justice as Khmer Rouge Tribunal breaks down

Almost 40 years after Pol Pot’s bloody regime was toppled, judges at the Khmer Rouge tribunal have indicated that the three remaining cases will not proceed. But Cambodia's quest to show ‘the supremacy of civilisation over inhumanity’ should not be abandoned so lightly, argues Youk Chhang
By Youk Chhang • Jun 15, 2017

Jun 14, 2017 • 3 min read

Former Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy not returning home although travel ban lifted

Rainsy’s position remains unchanged despite Prime Minister Hun Sen overturning a decision that prevented his return to the country, where he faces years in prison Sam Rainsy, then president of the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), arrives at the National Assembly during a plenary session in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 09 April 2015. Photo: EPA/Mak Remissa
By Euan Black • Jun 14, 2017

Jun 14, 2017 • 2 min read

Myanmar army slammed for abuses of non-Rohingya minorities

In a new report, Amnesty International says the systematic abuses that have drawn international attention in Rakhine state are also occurring against ethnic minorities elsewhere in the country
By Euan Black • Jun 14, 2017

Jun 14, 2017 • 11 min read

The creative minds cashing in on Southeast Asia’s cocktail craze

From designer drinks to bespoke menus, beverage consultancies are creating a stir in Southeast Asia's high-end bar scene It takes approximately ten minutes for bartenders to prepare the gin-based Loi Krathong, a cocktail created by the F&B consultancy Cocktail Professor. Photo supplied
By Claire Knox • Jun 14, 2017