Four Australian politicians will go to Cambodia to monitor its election later this month. Foreign Minister Stephen Smith has announced the four federal MPs will be part of an international observer group overseeing the way the election is conducted. Mr Smith says he confirmed to his Cambodian counterpart this morning that Australia will accept the invitation to send a delegation. Cambodia is currently in the midst of a military stand-off with Thailand over an ancient temple on their border. Cambodia yesterday (local time) asked the United Nations Security Council for an emergency meeting to resolve...
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Cambodians feeling patriotic ahead of Sunday elections : A surge of patriotism has swept through Cambodia, bolstering the popularity of Prime Minister Hun Sen as the nation heads into a parliamentary election Sunday. Hun Sen is...
Phnom Penh - Spectacular rallies by the main Cambodian political parties Friday marked the last official day of campaigning ahead of the weekend's national elections. The National Election Committee has declared a media backout...
Source: ISRIAI am pleased to announce that a four-person Australian Parliamentary delegation will observe the fourth National Assembly elections in Cambodia on 27 July 2008.The Parliamentary delegation is in response to an...
Hun Sen, the Cambodian prime minister, front right, Chea Sim, the president of the ruling Cambodian People’s Party, centre, and Heng Samrin, the party’s honorary president, attend an election rally in Phnom Penh. Heng Sinith /...
Four Australian politicians will go to Cambodia to monitor its election later this month. Foreign Minister Stephen Smith has announced the four federal MPs will be part of an international observer group overseeing the way the...