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PHNOM PENH: Cambodia is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the end of civil war, brought about by the win-win policy of former Prime Minister Hun Sen in 1998 with the reintegration of the remaining Khmer Rouge soldiers. Dec 29 is set as the official date, with this year’s celebrations set to last from Dec 29 to 31.

BANGKOK, Thailand -- Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, who won reelection on July 23, announced on July 26 he would install his West Point-trained son next month as the country's leader and resign after monopolizing politics, jailing rivals, and ...

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen won reelection on July 23, as expected, extending his 38 years in power by monopolizing politics, jailing rivals, silencing free speech, and winning virtually all of parliament's seats. 'We've won a landslide,' ...

In a recent announcement, the Phnom Penh municipal administration has declared temporary traffic diversions during the general election campaign from July 15 to 17.

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The 32nd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games and a number of outstanding Cambodian athletes are set to be enshrined at the Win-Win Monument to be cherished by future generations, according to Prime Minister Hun Sen.

Cambodia marks 24-year anniversary of ending civil war-

PHNOM PENH, Dec. 29 (Xinhua) -- Cambodia on Thursday celebrated the 24-year anniversary of the end of civil war, vowing to continue protecting the hard-won peac

The Ministry of National Defence is set to celebrate the 24th anniversary of “Win-Win Policy Day” to commemorate the end of the Cambodian civil war. The event, scheduled to run for three days from December 29, will be presided over by defence minister Tea Banh.