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Thai PM Calls for Talks as Protesters Keep Up Pressure

Yingluck Shinawatra says government-backed forum will be held Sunday in Bangkok.

UN: Work Conditions Must Improve for Bangladesh to Progress

The UN also called on the country to improve education and create more full-time jobs for young people to stop them from emigrating.

Cambodia Races Death, Dwindling Resources on Khmer Rouge War Crimes

Justice for horrors of the 'Killing Fields' are drying up due to elderly defendants' poor health and dwindling funds.

China: No Rush to Sign South China Sea Accord

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says more work is needed on the Code of Conduct and countries should not have unrealistic expectations.

Cambodian Documentary Wins Cannes Prize for Innovative Cinema

In 'The Missing Picture', Rithy Panh uses clay figurines to tell story of Khmer Rouge brutality

Khmer Rouge Genocide: Justice Delayed May Be Justice Denied

Cases plunge Cambodia into soul searching over how far to pursue war-crimes accusations.

Cambodia's $11 Billion Mystery

Artists Exhibit Artworks to Raise Awareness of Counterfeit Medicine

More than 40 pieces of artworks from 34 artists were shown at the French Institute and the German cultural centre in Phnom Penh.