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The following interview was conducted by Komite in English and subsequently translated into Turkish, to be published on their web platform in two parts.1 Komite is a Turkish collective of socialist militants who call for a break with the corrupt and inefficient institutions of the existing Turkish labor movement, mobilizing class politics to militate against the sweatshop regime of neoliberal globalization and the political oppression conducted by the current government.

PHNOM PENH POST (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): The Council of Ministers has suggested that the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport integrate the “Today I will not use plastic” campaign into all of the schools across the country, from the 2023-2024 academic year onwards.

Cambodia's famed Angkor Archeological Park received 602,570 foreign visitors during the first 10 months of 2023, a year-on-year increase of 256 per cent, an official statement said on Wednesday.The ancient site made $27.88 million in revenue ...

PHNOM PENH: Cambodia's economy is projected to witness an upward swing in 2024 with an anticipated growth rate of 6.6%, pushing its gross domestic product (GDP) to approximately 142.96 trillion riel (roughly US$34.52bil), as per the Ministry of Economy and Finance.

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): Prime Minister Hun Manet has laid out several recommendations for the recruitment of officials at the capital and provincial levels, as well as for public service provision, with the goal of ensuring effective, transparent processes.

THE country is making good progress towards achieving its self-imposed mine-free goal by 2025, Prime Minister Hun Manet said.

Despite Vietnam’s rapid logistics expansion, the sector is at a critical juncture in talent development to sustain its significant expansion and global competitiveness.

In recent months, government-aligned media outlets have had one mission: to deflect and deny reports about the country’s surge in sophisticated cyber-fraud operations.

A ruling from The Hague next week on maritime disputes in the South China Sea is likely to exacerbate frictions between China and the U.S.