FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — In fast-developing Phnom Penh, land is at a premium, and it’s the poor who pay the price for high-end development.
It is not a new story. Around 250,000 Cambodians were evicted from their homes between 2005 and 2009, according to local human-rights groups. Read more from Read more from Faine Greenwood at Global Post.
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Vietnam and Cambodia have finally found their voice. After months of obfuscating their position on the Lao government’s insistence on constructing the Xayaburi Dam and blocking the main stream of the […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Cambodia rarely gets the chance to shine on the international stage. A decade ago it scored kudos for its first-time effort as chair to the ten-nation Association of South-East Asian Nations […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Naval brinkmanship in the South China Sea is taking a backseat to diplomacy, trade and the international courts. For the time being at least, regional governments are holding back and carefully […]
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