Cambodia's acting head of state, former prime minister Hun Sen, pardoned opposition leader Kem Sokha on Monday from a sentence of almost three decades for treason. Hun Sen, who ruled Cambodia for ...

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The Cambodian autocrat’s anti-scam rhetoric and pardoning of Kem Sokha suggest that outside pressure is starting to work. That’s all the more reason to intensify it. Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen ...

BANGKOK--Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra faced growing calls for her resignation in a deepening political ...

PHNOM PENH-Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet headed to Beijing on Thursday on his first official trip abroad since taking ...

Cambodia’s former prime minister and current Senate president, Hun Sen, has called for a crackdown on public officials linked to online scam operations, including illegal gambling activities, urging ...

Former Prime Minister Hun Sen will resume the use of his Facebook page, now renamed “Samdech Hun Sen of Cambodia”, after Facebook’s parent company Meta Platforms Inc declined the request of its ...

BANGKOK: Thailand has pushed back against remarks by Cambodia's Senate president Hun Sen over cross-border online scam gangs, ...

Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen has been accused of inciting violence against his political opponents on Facebook, prompting an oversight board for the social media platform to recommended that his ...

Hun Sen’s recent outburst against Thailand is not rooted in patriotism but in fear of the potential collapse of a regime “deeply entangled with international criminal networks”, says exiled Cambodian ...

Many political opponents were convicted during Hun Sen’s time in power while Kem Sokha’s CNRP co-founder Sam Rainsy remains ...