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HAILAND has attempted to sabotage foreign investment in Cambodia, the Cambodian government alleged in a statement on Monday.
Thailand reviews aid to Cambodia after Thaksin row
Thailand's cabinet was reviewing aid to Cambodia on Tuesday, a government official said, the latest move in a diplomatic row triggered by a visit by fugitive former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to the neighbouring country.
Sam Rainsy condemns Hun Sen's dangerous game with Thailand
Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy accused Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday of playing a dangerous game by drawing their country into a conflict with Thailand.
Thailand's hopes of a quick release for Sivarak Chutipong have been dashed. Cambodian Defence Minister Tea Banh said the alleged spy will not be freed any time soon.
Drug rehab falls short: UN envoy
A drug addict injects himself on the streets of Phnom Penh on Wednesday. The governmenta s treatment of intravenous drugs users has drawn fire from a special envoy on HIV/AIDS in Asia.
VN investment in Cambodia reached US$1.5 bn
Phnom Penh : Vietnamese investors consider Cambodia as a big potential investment destination in the future.
Thai, Cambodian military leaders to meet
Thai and Cambodian military leaders will meet next week amid growing tensions over Phnom Penh's appointment of a fugitive former Thai premier as an adviser.
If Thaksin quits, Thai-Cambodian standoff will be eased: Thai deputy PM
The diplomatic tension between Thailand and Cambodia will be eased, if Thaksin Shinawatra resigns as an economic adviser to the Cambodian government, Thai Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban said Friday.
SINGAPORE : Indonesia has stepped in to help quash the diplomatic debacle between Thailand and Cambodia.
All's quiet on the casino front
Since Thaksin Shinawatra was made an adviser to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, the oncebustling casinos in Cambodia's Poipet have found hardly a visitor.
Cambodia intensified the diplomatic spat with Thailand yesterday when authorities in Phnom Penh expelled all Thai officials from their offices at Cambodia Air Traffic Services.
Embassy sees accused spy: govt
A royalist demonstrator shouts slogans during a rally protesting against former Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra in Bangkok on Sunday.
Sen claims exclusive siren use for his posse
Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen has decreed that only he and two other senior politicians may use sirens to clear the streets for their motorcades, local media reported Thursday.
Cambodia to hold WOVD World Cup 2009 in December
Cambodia will host World Organization Volleyball for Disabled World Cup 2009 in Phnom Penh on Dec.
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Siwarak used as bargaining chip in political game
Lt-General Nunthadej Meksawad, a former senior staff member of the Armed Forces Security Centre, yesterday accused Cambodia of plotting to make political gains from the arrest of Thai engineer Siwarak Chotipong.
FACTBOX: Khmer Rouge Casts Lingering Shadow Over Cambodia
Closing arguments begin next Monday in the trial of chief Khmer Rouge interrogator Duch, the first senior Pol Pot cadre to face a U.N.-backed "Killing Fields" tribunal investigating Cambodia's genocide.
Thailand's domestic turmoil has been further complicated by the political tempest that blew through Bangkok from Phnom Penh last week.
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Hun Sen has backing of youth in diplomatic row
Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen is receiving full support from the younger generation in his struggle with neighbouring Thailand - while relations between the two countries slide back to the confrontation levels before the United Nations-sponsored election in 1993.
Seminar held to promote China-Cambodia trade cooperation
A seminar of China-Cambodia Business and Investment was held Monday in Phnom Penh with the participation of more than 100 Cambodian and Chinese business people.
Thais probe grenade attack on protest
Thai forensic police officers inspect the blast site yesterday near the stage where protesters were rallying against Thaksin Shinawatra and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen in Bangkok, Thailand Thai police said yesterday that a grenade was responsible for a blast at a rally by opponents of fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra, as the number ...
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