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Cambodia Tries to Reassure Vietnam That Proposed Canal Won't Affect Mekong River

In May, Cambodia’s government approved Funan Techo Canal project, part of China's Belt and Road Initiative, to connect coastal province of Kep with Kandal and Takeo provinces inland

Hun Sen’s Cambodian People’s Party Claims Landslide Victory in Uncontested Election

Critics say vote was a sham as Prime Minister Hun Sen possibly moves toward transferring power to his eldest son

Cambodian Government Blocks News Sites Before Unopposed Election

Government says nine domains of at least three news outlets are blocked because they 'make confusion, affect the government’s honor and prestige'

Cambodian Youth Petition Government to Reinstate Broadcaster

The move in support of Voice of Democracy comes after authorities revoked the independent broadcaster's license

Journalists Obstructed Covering Events in Asia

Two media outlets blocked from ASEAN briefing in Cambodia and White House pool reporter shoved while asking question on rights at Biden-Xi meeting

Cambodia's Press Freedom 'Under Attack,' Report Finds

Assessment of civil rights, including press freedoms in Cambodia, cites media closures, arrests as it declares country a 'repressive' environment

In Coastal Cambodia, Climate Change Kills Rice Crops With Salt Water

As the sea level rises and salty water seeps into the water supply, farmers see their yields fall

Climate Change Threatens Cambodia’s Coastal Fishing Communities

US Says Cambodia Not Transparent About Chinese Role in Naval Base Construction  

Satellite images show new buildings amid long-simmering concerns that Ream base expansion is for Chinese military use, which Cambodian government denies  

Cambodian Court Condemned for Jailing Journalist

Media associations say Cambodia should use the country’s press law rather than criminal prosecution for journalism cases