Monthly Archives: March 2006

>FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 2006The Cambodia Daily OPINION UN Envoy’s Observations Should Be Heeded In the past few weeks…we have observed day after day the realignment of power solely in favor of the CPP, with the parliament and the executive now … Continue reading →

>Vietnam airlines eyes new Indochina serviceThanh Nien News National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines plans to launch an Indochina service following the success of its first one, the Vietnam Aviation Administration (VAA) said. The airline had submitted a plan for the … Continue reading →

> Rubber tree Rubber producer targets foreign land to quench resource thirst HAIKOU, March 31 (Xinhua) — A Chinese company signed a contract here Friday with a Cambodian counterpart to plant rubber in the southeast Asian nation, the first such … Continue reading →

>BANGKOK AIRWAYSFirm to build Khmer airport Bangkok Airways Co plans to put a Bt400-million airport on Cambodia’s Kong Island in its first such venture abroad. The new airport would join three in Thailand – Samui, Sukhothai and Trat. Trat is … Continue reading →

> Prince Norodom Ranariddh, Funcinpec President, currently enjoying life in France away from the political heat of Phnom Penh (Photo VOA) By Chey Dara30 March 2006Sralanh Khmer newspaper Original title: : “If Samdech Krom Preah Wants To Return as FUNCINPEC … Continue reading →

>Cambodia accuses “lazy” U.N. human rights workers of misrepresenting the country By KER MUNTHITAP PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) – A government minister on Friday branded U.N. human rights workers in Cambodia “lazy” and “clueless,” accusing them of giving their supervisors … Continue reading →

> AFP/File Photo: US Ambassador Joseph Mussomeli, seen here in August 2005, said Cambodia had made steady progress… Cambodian reforms on track, UN row a ‘misunderstanding’: US AFP The United States defended Cambodia’s human rights reforms and said a vicious … Continue reading →

> Koh Ker Temple Mar 31, 2006Associated Press PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Three Cambodian temples built more than a 1,000 years ago were damaged when dozens of trees collapsed on them during a heavy rain storm this week, an official … Continue reading →

> PHNOM PENH, Cambodia and LOS ANGELES, March 31 /PRNewswire/ — AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), the largest AIDS organization in the United States, which operates free AIDS treatment clinics in the US, Africa, Central America, and Asia, has joined together … Continue reading →

> PHNOM PENH: Despite healthy growth in 2005, Cambodia’s economy is a matter of concern because of its narrow base; diversification is needed to sustain economic growth in the country; the World Bank said on March 30. Bank’s latest report … Continue reading →