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Fri, Apr 3 2009
More Clashes near Preah Vihear Temple

More Clashes near Preah Vihear Temple

PHNOM PENH (Reuters) – Thai and Cambodian soldiers exchanged rifle and rocket fire on their disputed border near an ancient Hindu temple on Friday, but there were no reports of casualties, officials... 

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Wed, Apr 1 2009
I wont allow war to restart

I wont allow war to restart

PHNOM PENH – CAMBODIAN Prime Minister Hun Sen on Tuesday warned that his country would be plunged back into civil war if the current UN-backed Khmer Rouge genocide court pursued more suspects. Mr... 

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Wed, Apr 1 2009
Hun Sen could close Sihanoukville Port

Hun Sen could close Sihanoukville Port

PRIME Minister Hun Sen on Tuesday threatened to close agriculture tycoon Mong Reththy’s dry port if outstanding taxes are not paid. The prime minister also pressed for a broader crackdown on illegal... 

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Wed, Apr 1 2009
Kep tourism continues to grow

Kep tourism continues to grow

Kep, Cambodia – In Cambodia, where a decade-long tourism boom has been driven almost entirely by safe and easy access to the ancient Angkor Wat temples, the rebirth of a seaside resort town is helping... 

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Mon, Mar 30 2009
Fishing communities at HIV risk

Fishing communities at HIV risk

From International News Network ISLAMABAD: The high mobility of fishing communities increases the risk Fishing communities worldwide are up to 10 times more vulnerable to HIV/Aids than other centres, a... 

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Mon, Mar 23 2009
Electricity Supply Improvements in Sihanoukville by 2011

Electricity Supply Improvements in Sihanoukville by 2011

Written by Nathan Green (Phnom Penh Post) Monday, 16 March 2009 State requests private investment for development of national grid as plans continue for increased electricity network coverage outside capital. THE... 

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