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A dancer performs at the 2017 Cambodia Travel Mart.

Senators ahead of a vote in October. The NEC has said four parties are eligible to contest the February Senate elections. Keo Ratana

Interior Minister Sar Kheng (centre) leads an annual meeting of police on Phnom Penh’s Koh Pich yesterday.

An interior view of the newly opened Museum Cafe in Phnom Penh.

Museum Cafe owners Meng Sokha (left) and Lee Peng Heng.

Senators enter the chamber ahead of a vote approving controversial changes to the Kingdom’s election laws on Friday.

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