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Special Economic Zones and Cambodia's Domestic Value
Cambodia is an agrarian country and few would dispute that. Agriculture still accounts for roughly 16 percent of gross domestic product and supports more than a third of the workforce.
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Petroleum Is A Stranded Asset, and the industry Is Delaying Action On the Climate Crisis At Expense Of the Rest Of Us’
“Why are nearly 8 billion people on the planet Earth, their whole future, is in the hands of a few people with vested interests in control of things?” asked climate scientist Benjamin Horton, dean of the School of Energy and the Environment at the City University of Hong Kong.
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Living in Cambodia and Reflecting on the World through Art
The figures depicted in Lena Kinza’s paintings in sharp lines and vivid colors seem to look at the viewer. And they do so as if they had nothing to hide, carrying a heavy load of encounters and moments they may never wish to talk about.
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Bird flu 'here to stay' as duck spread threat looms
Researchers are on alert for the potential spread of H5 bird flu to ducks and water birds as Australia's interior dries over spring and summer.
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New Rooftop Solar Installation Authorizations Suspended
The Ministry of Mines and Energy is to suspend new authorizations for rooftop solar installation companies, saying the existing number is enough to provide the service.
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Aid Sought for Thai Cluster Bomb Menace
Cambodia has protested against Thailand’s construction activities in Oddar Meanchey province, while continuing to seek humanitarian support for mine clearance in cluster bomb-affected areas.
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Bank Of Japan Hikes Rates to 31-Year High to Battle Inflation
The Bank of Japan raised interest rates to a more than 30-year high on Friday and said it would lift them further as it looks to counter inflation fuelled by surging energy prices and a weak yen.
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Cambodia Withdraws Military Forces from Capital-Provincial Unified Administration Commands
Military forces are no longer under the Capital-Provincial Unified Administration Command Committees, according to a sub-decree dated July 30.
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US To Waste Chance If Fails to Hold Talks with Russia, Ukraine at UNGA – Ex-UK Ambassador
The United States will miss an opportunity of holding trilateral talks with Russia and Ukraine if it fails to use the High-level Week of the UN General Assembly in New York to organize such a meeting, former UK Ambassador to Syria Peter Ford told RIA Novosti.
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Cambodia Nears Long-Delayed 1 Million-Tonne Rice Export Goal, but El Nino Could Hinder It
Cambodia is on track to achieve its goal of exporting a million tonnes of rice this year, 16 years after the government set the target. However, Nino-driven droughts have threatened production, raising concerns about next year's target.
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US Aid Cuts Are Killing Kenyan Sex Workers
Under an unmarked block of concrete in a Nairobi cemetery lie the remains of Judy, an HIV-positive Kenyan sex worker, who died just hours before she was due to meet AFP last month, one more victim of US aid cuts.
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PM Hun Manet Vows to Keep Up Scam Fight to Rebuild Tourist Confidence
Prime Minister Hun Manet has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to cracking down on online scams and online gambling, as Cambodia works to restore tourist and investor confidence.
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N.Korea Leader's Sister Blasts US Drills, Threatens 'More Offensive' Response
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's powerful sister accused the United States of escalating regional tensions through frequent military drills and warned of a "more offensive" response from Pyongyang, according to a statement published by state media Friday.
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Cambodia’s Clean Energy Shift Creates Jobs, but Skills Gap Remains
Moving to clean energy is creating career opportunities for young people but employers and educators say graduates still lack the practical, technical and soft skills needed for the workforce.
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Picture of the Day: Dancing Lady Ginger Blooms at Angkor Thom
A spray of golden-yellow dancing lady ginger (Globba schomburgkii) brightens the forest near Prasat Top Khang Kaet.
Among the lush greenery of Angkor Thom, these delicate flowers seem to dance gently in the tropical shade.
It is a quiet botanical treasure, showing that the wonders of Angkor are found far beyond its ancient stones.
Learn more at Wonders of Cambodia
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Global Development’s Missing Ingredient
Facing a democracy deficit worldwide, millions of vulnerable people lack avenues through which they can collectively negotiate their interests. Faith-based institutions committed to human dignity and pluralism can play an instrumental role in building the infrastructure required for grassroots organizing at scale.
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Senior Officials’ Talks Cement Cambodia-Australia Links
Cambodia and Australia have pushed cooperation further in key socio-economic, political, education and defence areas after successful 6th Senior Officials’ Talks in Phnom Penh on September 11.
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Online Child Safety in Cambodia Comes under Microscope
Cambodia is considering the most effective ways to shield children from increasing online dangers.
Officials and digital-security specialists say it is more effective to adopt measures such as age verification, safer platform design and enhanced digital literacy, rather than relying solely on strict age restrictions.
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Japan Eyes Changing Prostitution Law to Punish Sex Buyers
Japan should overhaul its prostitution law to punish those who seek to buy sex, experts recommended Thursday in proposals likely to lead to changes to the decades-old legislation.
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Three Rare Mammals Take a Bow for Wildlife Cameras
Three rare and endangered mammal species have been spotted on wild camera traps for the first time in a protected area in Koh Kong province.
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