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Modernity is arriving rapidly in Cambodia, but can Cambodians unite their country's authentic soul with their aspirations for progress?
What factors contribute to the economic success of Vietnam? European entrepreneurs share their experiences in this thriving Southeast Asian nation.
The Tonle Sap Lake is the lifeline of more than 1 million people, but its biodiversity is under threat from climate change, overfishing, corruption and hydroelectric dams.
Cambodia’s northeast is home to more than twenty ethnic groups. Should their traditions be protected as cultural heritage or is this a lost battle?
There are very few even semi-democracies left in Southeast Asia where democracy was once on the rise. What is going on in the region?
The Cambodian prime minister will hand over his office to his son. Meanwhile, Thailand's largest political party is kept from power.
Prime Minister Hun Sen supports UN resolutions against Putin but does not want to jeopardize the long-standing friendship with Russia.
After 40 years, only three Khmer Rouge leaders have been convicted for the massacre that took place. A historical overview.
Although the military junta in Thailand has announced a date for elections, protesters say they have heard this before and the country could sink into crisis.
With Chinese investors building casinos on a massive scale, Cambodia’s coastal city Sihanoukville is dubbed “The new Macau”.
As investment in hydropower and construction projects ramp up, ecosystems and communities along Southeast Asia’s longest river are paying the price.
Eating a fried tarantula has become a popular photo opportunity for tourists in Cambodia. However, this delicacy is in danger of disappearing.
Cambodian opposition leader-in-exile Sam Rainsy, is trying to mount a strong challenge to long-ruling Prime Minister Hun Sen – from and with help of Europe.
