PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Three of the groups approved to monitor Cambodia's election have close ties to Prime Minister Hun Sen, one headed by his son and the other two led by a man who was appointed by ...

Phnom Penh doesn’t sleep. In Cambodia’s vibrant capital, throngs of tourists wander through the Royal Palace and along the riverfront, expats gather at one of many organic eateries, pedestrians weave ...

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen warned Friday against any questioning of the legitimacy of his controversial reelection after a top UN official doubted whether the polls could be regarded as ...

A Cambodian woman (C) sits behind portrait photos of Chea Sim (R), Cambodia's president of the senate and president of the Cambodian People's Party (CPP), and Prime Minister Hun Sen (L), vice ...

Border collaboration continues to be an important area for both sides to manage in the context of their respective domestic and foreign policies. Engagement is yet another sign of Phnom Penh’s ...

Voting is under way in Cambodia’s general election. Officially, there are 20 different political parties on Sunday’s ballot. But for many voters in this small Southeast Asian nation, there is no real ...