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PHNOM PENH: Cambodia’s Koh Ker archaeological site, now a proud member of Unesco’s World Heritage List, was ranked 34th among the top 52 travel destinations for 2024 by the US-based New York Times (NYT).

There are places on this planet that are stranger than the most alien landscapes we have ever imagined. Places that make your skin crawl. Places that induce heavy breathing and paranoia, before anything has even happened. We walk the dark, dusty steps of old castles and houses. We roam the halls of asylums and tunnels, hoping to glimpse something otherworldly. But sometimes, we wish we wouldn't. Sometimes, our curiosity gets the better of us in the beginning, and is then squashed by a feeli...

Butcher Carey is fully focused on the meat.

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — An outspoken critic of Cambodia’s government who was badly hurt by assailants four months ago has been arrested on a defamation complaint brought by a Cabinet member for comments he posted on Facebook. The complaint filed by Minister of Labour and Vocational Training Heng Sour against Ny Nak drew sharp […]

Dribbling a football, Antoine Lemarie might be thousands of miles from home, but the journeyman is now on top of the world having landed his first professional football contract and

PHNOM PENH--An outspoken critic of Cambodia’s government who was badly hurt by assailants four months ago has been arrested on a defamation complaint brought by a Cabinet member for comments he posted on Facebook.

PHNOM PENH: Minister of Labour and Vocational Training Heng Sour announced plans to build on last year’s achievements, outlining key areas for progress by the close of 2025.

As demonstrated by the scourge of hit-and-run violence on the nation’s roads, the political system rests on the idea that some people are more equal than others.

The Chinese aviation industrys performance improved in 2023, with losses falling amid rising demand, and the sector aims to get back into the black this year.

Koh Kong is Cambodia's largest island, but hard to reach from the mainland. Young protesters, including a German, have organised a series of meetings to raise awareness of environmental risks to the place. Satellite images show forest loss from logging, an activity facilitated by the presence of the Cambodian Navy on the island.