Rare white-rumped vultures return to Cambodian sanctuary after decade
PHNOM PENH: Critically endangered white-rumped vultures have returned to north-east Cambodia's Lumphat Wildlife Sanctuary after a decade-long absence, a conservation group said on Thursday (June 25).
Chinese hydropower station in Cambodia advances social responsibility through community support
KOH KONG: The China Huadian Lower Stung Russei Chrum Hydro-Electric station here in southwestern Cambodia has not only delivered reliable clean energy during periods of rising fuel prices, but also actively advanced corporate social responsibility through community support, officials and experts have said
Reporters lose appeal against treason sentences
THE Supreme Court upheld 14-year prison sentences yesterday for two journalists convicted of treason for posting a photo taken in a military-restricted area after border clashes with Thailand, a judge said.
Eyes on the prize: Cambodian President Hun Sen’s China trip tipped to boost investment
PHNOM PENH: Economists are optimistic that Cambodian Senate president Hun Sen's upcoming visit to China will bring significant benefits to diplomatic and trade relations between the two countries.
Cambodian reporters lose appeal against treason sentences
PHNOM PENH: Cambodia's Supreme Court upheld 14-year prison sentences on Thursday (June 25) for two journalists convicted of treason for posting a photo taken in a military-restricted area after border clashes with Thailand, a judge told AFP.
Cambodia’s Supreme Court to rule on treason appeal of two journalists jailed for photos
PHNOM PENH: Cambodia's Supreme Court was expected to decide Thursday (June 25) on the appeal of two journalists convicted of treason for posting photographs related to border clashes with Thailand last year.
Military action not the answer to Cambodia-Thailand border dispute, says scholar
PHNOM PENH: A senior Cambodian foreign policy scholar has warned that military approaches will not resolve the long-running Cambodia-Thailand border dispute. Urging both countries to pursue reconciliation, restore normal bilateral relations and allow existing border mechanisms to complete their work.
Eyes on the prize: Hun Sen’s China trip tipped to boost investment
PHNOM PENH: Economists are optimistic that Cambodian Senate president Hun Sen's upcoming visit to China will bring significant benefits to diplomatic and trade relations between the two countries.
ADB backs Cambodia’s first large-scale energy storage project
PHNOM PENH: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) announced on Wednesday (June 24) that it has approved a financing package of US$63.44 million to boost Cambodia's renewable energy transition through a major battery storage project.
Vietnam backs ceasefire, peaceful solution to Cambodia-Thailand border issue
PHNOM PENH: Lieutenant General Vu Hong Son, commander of the Air Defence Command of the Vietnam People's Army, said Vietnam is closely monitoring the situation along the Cambodia-Thailand border and fully supports a peaceful resolution to the dispute to ensure long-term peace and stability in the region.
