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As Americans Head to the Polls, Experts Warn of Damaged Interests Abroad

Speaking during a recent visit to the United States by a group of Cambodian journalists, their American counterparts and political experts said this had been the “craziest” election campaign in memory.

Many Vietnamese-Americans Face Difficult Choice at Polls

Ethnic group is known for interest in politics, and also for generational divide in political preferences

Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Literature Prize

Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Literature Prize

Ukrainian American Police Officer Among First Responders Lost on 9/11

It's been 15 years since the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington took the lives of above 3,000 people. Among those killed was Ukrainian American police officer John Skala. VOA Khmer's Sou Pichchinda narrates.

15 Years After 9/11 Attacks, New Yorkers Grapple with Changed Reality

In the 15 years since the September 11th attacks, New Yorkers have witnessed lower Manhattan's resurgence. VOA Khmer's Cheoung Pochin narrates.

Obama: China Needs to Adopt More Responsible Role on International Stage

Key Points of Obama's News Conference in China

Obama to Reassure Southeast Asia of US Commitment to Rebalance

President Barack Obama is seeking to reassure nations in Southeast Asia that the U.S. is firmly committed to its rebalance to the region during his historic trip to Vientiane, Laos this week.

US Presidential Contenders Focus on Race in America

Rhetoric on race in America continues at a fever pitch in the presidential contest between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton. VOA Khmer's Sreng Leakhena narrates.

Donald Trump Captivates Russian-Speaking Voters in Brooklyn

Most Russian-speaking citizens of Brighton Beach in Brooklyn say they will be voting for the Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump, in the election this November. VOA Khmer's Phy Sopheada narrates.