Cambodia
Ghosts of Year Zero: The Khmer Rouge, Phnom Penh and the Killing Fields
When the Khmer Rouge seized power, they declared it the start of “Year Zero”—a chilling decree that symbolized the erasure of everything that had come before.
Archaeologists found a Budha torso. It matches a head discovered in 1927
Cambodia introduces self-service ticketing machines at the Angkor Archaeological Park
CIA official arrested in Cambodia for classified doc. leak on Israel retaliation on Iran - report
Archaeologists uncover 12 ancient "door guardians" at Angkor
The statues were discovered last week near the north gate leading to the 11th-century Royal Palace at Angkor Thom.
Putin repeats Nixon's Cambodian mistake
MIDDLE ISRAEL: What Russia now faces are not the torn nations and ragtag militias that Franco and Assad faced. Russia faces a unified nation with a real army and real leaders.
Cambodian woman marries cow she claims is her reincarnated husband
Khim Hang, 74, married a cow after the passing of her husband. Hang claims that shortly after her husband died, he reincarnated into the then 5-month-old calf.
Magawa, a rat who clears landmines, awarded medal for heroism
The danger caused to workers by clearing landmines is what motivates organizations like APOPO, the NGO that trained Magawa, to train rats to find landmines so that handlers can clear them.
Women wearing low cut tops barred from Facebook by Cambodian government
"Go to their places and order them to stop live-streaming until they change to proper clothes," the prime minister said.
Cambodian royal family celebrates first bat mitzvah
Elior Koroghli is the great-granddaughter of MH King Monivong, who ruled Cambodia until 1941.
Jewish attorney knighted in Cambodia
Phil Weiner honored for training the local police force.
