Tag Archive: Politics

Cambodian CPP Absent From Event Against Corruption.

Six of the political parties contesting National Assembly seats in the July 28 national election pledged to stamp out corruption and announced their manifestos for doing so at an event held in Phnom… Read More

Cambodia: National Election Campaign Starts on June 27.

Election campaigning will begin on June 27 for the two major and six minor political parties that are contesting the July 28 polls. Announcing the official campaign start date, NEC (National Election Committee)… Read More

Cambodia Elections 2013 – Gloves off as election nears.

Prime Minister Hun Sen offered congratulations to the opposition party – which finally registered for the July 28 elections just days before the registration period closed – before mockingly taking aim at its… Read More

Federal Europe Coming Soon?!

Former Maoist revolutionary and current European Commission President José Manuel Barroso declared this week that a federal Europe ruled by the European Union from Brussels would be a “reality within a few years.” Furious… Read More

Nigel Farage on “wholesale, violent revolution” in Europe.

In a little under two minutes, Nigel Farage sums up the utter farce that “the religion” that Europe has become. He explains, his fear is that what will break up the Euro, “is not… Read More

Cambodia-Thailand: Fight for the borderlines.

On Monday, April 15, 2013,  at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, legal teams from Cambodia and Thailand began presenting arguments over a small part of land along the border between… Read More

Cambodia Lacks Research.

Not enough priority is given to research in Cambodia, threatening its long-term development, economists and other experts say. Larry Strange, executive director of the Cambodian Development Research Institute, says the country cannot plan for major… Read More

Cambodia and the law-abiding PM.

Hun Sen signed of on Mfone customers deal with Mobitel despite a court injunction preventing Mfone from offloading assets. Prime Minister Hun Sen approved a decision in January to transfer hundreds of thousands… Read More

Uncle Sam – Sick or not sick?

America’s Economic Depression In 5 Charts This is not what economic recovery looks like. This is, however, what an economic depression looks like: First, the American workforce is far smaller than it was… Read More

Cambodia: Supreme Court Keeps Activist Jailed.

The Cambodian Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the trumped-up imprisonment of a land-rights activist should prompt Cambodia’s donors to demand her unconditional release.   On March 27, 2013, the Cambodian Supreme Court denied… Read More

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