First four refugees fly into Phnom Penh after Australia agrees to pay Cambodia $31m in controversial resettlement deal.
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As the country celebrates the end of its war with the US, reconciliation is still a fraught subject at home.
Memories of Khmer Rouge, along with its historical ties to the US and China, fading 40 years after fall of Phnom Penh.
Invoking Syria and ISIL, Prime Minister Hun Sen warns opposing his party equals supporting the murderous Khmer Rouge.
Despair, confusion and disbelief runs through small community in northwestern Cambodia hit by surge in HIV infections.
UNAIDS to join Health Ministry to conduct full epidemiological investigation in affected community in Battambang.
Persecuted Vietnamese hill tribe people hiding in Cambodian forest raise uncomfortable questions for Phnom Penh.
Victory Day marks the January 7, 1979, liberation by Vietnamese forces, but not all are happy.
PM faces first real test of political strength in 16 years as opposition grows increasingly bold.
Graffiti artists espousing political messages have emerged in Yangon as the winds of change continue to blow.
