The Latest Breaking News from Cambodia

Dynasties are central to south-east Asian politics as parties are weak, patronage is entrenched and family names are the most durable political brands. But they also face persistent difficulties. Heirs inherit office without real authority, patriarchs refuse to step aside and rivals – whether other families or powerful institutions –…

Ekkalak Pheanoi confessed to the January assassination of ex-lawmaker Lim Kimya

The United States has announced a grant of $675,000 to support demining programs in Cambodia

Joel Porter checks in to Cambodia’s finest stays

In late July, during a visit to the National Gallery of Australia, three Buddhist bodhisattva statues caught my attention.

Trump has made clear he wants a Nobel Peace Prize, and has been frequently citing his diplomatic successes

Cambodia's leader Hun Manet has accused Thailand of preventing more than 20 families from returning to their homes on the disputed border, according to his letter to the head of the UN released on Thursday.

Thai security forces fire rubber bullets and tear gas at Cambodian civilians and leave at least 28 injured

Cambodian authorities say at least 29 civilians were injured in encounter with Thai troops at contested border site.