Cambodian-born US Diving Champ Hopes to Inspire Homeland

Ten Soksreinith May 06, 2016 6:44 PM Seventeen-year-old Jordan Pisey Windle has come a long way since he was orphaned as a baby in Cambodia's rural Prey Veng province. The eight-time junior national diving champion and...

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THESE stunning pictures show how a once plush, multi-storey apartment block in Cambodia has become a giant slum palace full of prostitutes, heroin addicts...and a beauty school. The White Building in Phnom Penh, was once a...

Animals die as Cambodia is gripped by worst drought in decades

Behind a clutch of huts that hug the major route between Cambodia’s capital and its famed Angkor temples, rice farmers Phem Phean and Sok Khoert peer into a cement hollow. It is several meters deep, and one...

Sons of ACU President Given Top Jobs

  Two sons of Anti-Corruption Unit president Om Yentieng were among the 18 officials newly appointed to the controversial agency over the weekend, according to a royal decree signed on Saturday and obtained yesterday.   Yentieng...

China's top diplomat praised Cambodia for its support of Beijing's positions on world affairs as he ended a visit to the country

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — China's top diplomat praised Cambodia for its support of Beijing's positions on world affairs as he ended a visit to one of the country's closest allies in Southeast Asia on Friday. China...

Chinese firm wins contract for oil refinery in Cambodia

Logo of China National Petroleum Corp. [File Photo: sohu.com] China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) Northeast Refining & Chemical Engineering Company on Wednesday secured an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract from a Cambodian conglomerate to construct...

Working undercover, Ouch Leng has exposed how private companies and Cambodia’s government have colluded in the illegal logging and export of valuable timber

Cambodian activist Ouch Leng has been awarded the 2016 Goldman Environmental Prize for his work in documenting the illegal felling and export of timber in the Kingdom’s dwindling forests. Ouch Leng in the forest. Photo: Goldman...