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The ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) won the most votes in the municipal, provincial, town, and district council elections for the fourth term on Sunday, according to preliminary results released by the National Election Committee (NEC).

Cambodias ruling party sweeps most votes in local council elections-

Cambodia's ruling party claimed a landslide victory in Senate elections on Sunday, setting the stage for ex-PM Hun Sen to officially return to politics after he stepped down last year.

Former Cambodian PM Hun Sen pays ‘personal’ visit on Thaksin, invites daughter Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Six years ago, Hun Sen threatened to “beat up” protesters in Sydney. Now his son is in power and coming to Melbourne, critics of the regime in Phnom Penh fear they’ll face a new round of intimidation.

Sok Eysan, a spokesman of the Cambodian People s Party (CPP), on January 7 highlighted the important role by Vietnamese volunteer soldiers in Cambodia s victory over the Pol Pol genocidal regime 45 years ago, saying that they helped liberate the Cambodian people from the genocidal regime swiftly in a timely manner.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, a standing committee member of the ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP), was elected as the party's Vice-President on Sunday, a party spokesperson said."The Congress of the CPP's Central Committee voted ...

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Cambodia’s incoming prime minister, General Hun Manet, had a trial run over the weekend for his most important foreign relationship, hosting Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during a visit to Phnom Penh. Hun Manet assured Wang Yi that Cambodia’s new government will maintain an “unchanged stance” on Bejing’s one-China policy and a “non-interference policy” toward…