After crackdown on opposition, Hun Sen’s ruling Cambodian People’s Party declares landslide victory.
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Nearly a dozen stations have had licenses suspended without notice as media crackdown continues ahead of 2018 election.
No country in the world is more reliant on remittances than Nepal, where it makes up 32 percent of the GDP.
Accused of genocide in Cambodia, senior Khmer Rouge regime member dies at 83 in one of group’s last strongholds.
About 200 local and foreign reporters to be summoned to meeting, reportedly to ensure questions do not upset officials.
A year after the military seized power in a bloodless coup, critics appear to have been effectively silenced.
Reported police checkpoints in Bangkok that appear to target foreigners have some fearing a tourist exodus.
Thai investigation into British tourist murders criticised as inadequate with some suggesting a cover-up.
The Khmer Rouge tribunal is set to hear genocide charges for targeting ethnic Vietnamese and Cham Muslims.
Part of the joint accord aimed at ending the political impasse establishes an independent National Election Commission.
