Cambodia's P.M. Hun Sen, in power for decades, cruising to another term in Sunday vote

The result is hardly in doubt, but there still could still be some big changes on the horizon as Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, one of the world's longest-serving leaders, cruises to an expected reelection in Sunday's national voting.

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