2008 election was peaceful but flawed: EU observers
EU EOM chief observer Martin Callanan presents the key findings and recommendations of the mission’s final report, released Tuesday.
EU EOM chief observer Martin Callanan presents the key findings and recommendations of the mission’s final report, released Tuesday.
THE European Union Election Observation Mission (EOM) has released its final assessment of the July 27 national election, calling on the government to address a number of irregularities it claims marred an otherwise peaceful poll.
Khmer Rouge rebel Khem Ngun (right) covers his face as a policeman escorts him at Phnom Penh court on Tuesday.
Cambodian soldiers Tuesday patrol around Preah Vihear temple, at Veal Antri, after Thai soldiers reportedly moved out of the area.
JB, one of the members of the Korsang medical crisis team, attends to the wound of a heroin user in Phnom Penh on Tuesday.
A new government drug-reduction strategy will rely on the efforts of local harm-reduction NGO Korsang to reach the Kingdom’s growing number of intravenous drug users
IN a dark corner of one of Phnom Penh’s poorest communities, JB, a member of Korsang’s medical crisis team, cleans and disinfects scratches on a young girl. When he’s done, the girl runs off to play in the boggy trash heaps adjacent to her room.
Despite appearances, JB’s efforts form part of the front line in Cambodia’s battle against the spread of HIV.
An Emirati investor reacts to the movement of stock prices at the Dubai Financial Market on Sunday.
Leaders of the 15 eurozone countries plus Britain gathered in the French capital to announce a new package of measures to protect their banks from the global financial crisis.![]()
Fisherman Tep Tong says his lake is being polluted by a Korean alcohol factory.
Alexander Trofimov covers his face as he leaves Sihanoukville court in this file photo.
An animator at Cambodia’s first animation studio works on a commercial project – a public awareness short for a local NGO.
Officials in Stung Treng province warn that overfishing is threating Cambodia’s dolphin population.
OVERFISHING on the Mekong River in Stung Treng province is depleting the food stocks of freshwater dolphins living there and could force the rare animals to leave the area in what officials say would be a catastrophe for the local tourism industry.
The American warship USS Mustin in Sihanoukville on Saturday.