Castles in the Cambodian sand – Asia Sentinel/RTÉ World Report
SEKSAK, BATTAMBANG -- On the back 7 to 10 percent growth over much of the last decade, Cambodia's government insists it is trying to build what it calls a sustainable…
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SEKSAK, BATTAMBANG -- On the back 7 to 10 percent growth over much of the last decade, Cambodia's government insists it is trying to build what it calls a sustainable…
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Asia-Pacific/2012/1120/What-happened-while-Obama-was-in-Asia PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA – US President Obama heads back to Washington from Cambodia, after meeting leaders from southeast Asia, Australia, China, India, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea, to…
PHNOM PENH – The disputed South China Sea is once again prompting internal divisions in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), with host Cambodia and the Philippines offering differing…
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Asia-Pacific/2012/1120/Obama-s-historic-visit-to-Cambodia-highlights-economic-growth-and-struggles PHNOIM PENH – According to officials present, President Obama took a firm line on Cambodia’s human rights abuses and corruption on his visit to Phnom Penh Monday in a…
PHNOM PENH — The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) launched a non-binding human rights code on Sunday in the Cambodian capital, drawing fire from critics who say the declaration…
VINH-O COMMUNE, QUANG TRI PROVINCE, VIETNAM - The Ben Hai river running through this small mountain village in central Vietnam marks the 17th parallel -- what was the dividing line…
LUANG PRABANG -- Although Laos will soon to join the World Trade Organization, in economic terms it remains very much Southeast Asia's forgotten country, a landlocked backpacker magnet of unexploded…
DANANG - Nguyen Nguc Phuong is 33 years of age and a confident, articulate public speaker – comfortable on a podium in front of an audience. He is resourceful and…
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/NK09Ae02.html VIENTIANE – Machine-gun toting soldiers, police siren ululations, shuttered schools, barricaded streets, grandiose new buildings and stony-faced host leaders were probably the most notable aspects of an otherwise uneventful…
http://www.irrawaddy.org/archives/18151 Burma asked to address citizenship issue for Rohingya while Foreign Minister says the Government fears violence will spread VIENTIANE—In a meeting with President Thein Sein on Tuesday at the…