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Thai court to hear case against party behind princess PM bid
Thailand’s constitutional court on Thursday said it would hear a case to dissolve the party which proposed a princess for prime minister, an ill-fated candidacy which threatens to sink the election strategy of the powerful Shinawatra clan.
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Aviation and STEM, engineering the nation’s future
The aviation industry in Cambodia is currently booming. Direct flights from all over Southeast Asia (SEA) are increasing every month at the country’s largest three airports in cities Sihanoukville, Phnom Penh, and Siem Reap.
NEC releases council candidates
The National Election Committee (NEC) issued a press release on Wednesday on the candidates who are to take part in the third-mandate council elections in May. It showed there...
UN: Global unemployment is down, but workers remain poor
THE global unemployment rate inched down last year the UN said on Wednesday, warning though that jobs often failed to guarantee a decent living, with some 700 million workers...
Positive educational outcomes for students in the Kingdom
STEM is the newest approach to education both in Cambodia and internationally. STEM is an acronym that stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
Russians enjoy Indonesia’s coffee
RUSSIA is famous for its vodka and many other local varieties of alcohol, with its people regarded as among the highest consumers of alcohol in the world. When it comes to coffee...
Bucks extend winning streak
GIANNIS Antetokounmpo posted a triple double with 33 points, 19 rebounds and 11 assists as the Milwaukee Bucks extended their longest road winning streak in 33 years with a 106-97...
No plan to enact lese majeste law, says KL
Malaysia has no plans to follow the footsteps of Thailand in enacting a lese majeste law to protect its Malay rulers. Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Liew Vui Keong...
Changing attitudes to Valentine’s
As an independent researcher on public health, I have compiled a report on youth attitudes to love and sex on Valentine’s Day, and how they have changed over the past 10 years.
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Faulty wiring strikes yet again as help too late
The race to fight a Kandal province fire was, unfortunately, chalked up as a loss when a blaze took out two houses and a car in Ang Snuol district on Monday.
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- A wannabe wheeler dealer caught by cops
- Faulty wiring blamed in beach town blaze
- Lots of foul fowl lands transporters in stewpot
- Pooch-poisoning punks on crime spree in Battambang
- The family business lands three in prison
- Two in capital arrested for running a numbers game
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