Lawyers said Thursday corruption in the Khmer Rouge tribunal damaged the legitimacy of the courts. (08 January 2009)

The World Bank announced Thursday a $2.6 million grant to the government to build up telecommunications access in rural areas. (08 January 2009)

Throngs of supporters packed Olympic Stadium to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Khmer Rouge. (07 January 2009)

The government will reduce the number of new recruits for administration positions by 10 percent in 2009, citing budget concerns. (07 January 2009)

Government spokesman Khieu Kanharith said more than 10,000 people are expected to participate in the ceremony, which commemorates the day when forces of Vietnamese-backed groups ousted the Khmer Rouge from Phnom Penh. (06 January 2009)

The economic downturn has begun hurting the US businesses of many Cambodian-Americans. (06 January 2009)

Political unrest in Thailand and the global economy both led to low turnout for one of Cambodia’s top economic drivers. (05 January 2009)

The Cambodian Center for Human Rights accused members of the ruling party in the National Assembly and the government of abuse of the freedoms of opposition parliamentarians, following a travel ban to Preah Vihear temple. (05 January 2009)

The jailed former foreign minister of the Khmer Rouge has been to the hospital two times since Dec. 24. (02 January 2009)

Two men released on bail Thursday night after more than four years in prison said they were grateful but wary they had not received full justice. (02 January 2009)

In September, 1974 Neou Sarem was awarded a scholarship from the French government, to study in Besancon for nine months. Eight months after her arrival, the Khmer Rouge swept to power. By January 1976, she returned to Cambodia. (29 December 2008)

Nearly every morning over the last few weeks, owners of construction companies around Phnom Penh have gathered at their sites, looking sadly on under-constructed homes they've been unable to sell. (26 December 2008)

Sixteen documentaries that could be used as evidence against Khmer Rouge leaders by the tribunal will be given to the Documentation Center of Cambodia. (26 December 2008)

The UN rights office in Phnom Penh on Wednesday called on the court to hold a "fair trial" of two jailed men widely considered innocent. (24 December 2008)

Officials worry that Cambodia is losing millions of dollars in lost time and wages at many betting sites. (23 December 2008)

The prime minister called the high number of traffic deaths a ‘disaster’ facing Cambodians. (22 December 2008)

Defense lawyers for jailed Khmer Rouge leader Ieng Sary have accused the Pre-Trial Chamber of the tribunal of interfering in the administrative work of the courts, following a denial of their thesis on certain legal theories. (19 December 2008)

Tuberculosis, an ancient disease, kills 1.7 million people each year. According to the Cambodian Ministry of Health's 2007 report, only three percent of Cambodia's TB patients die following treatment, while 90 percent recover. (15 December 2008)

Villagers have increasingly relied on mass gatherings to influence the outcomes of court cases. (15 December 2008)

The government of China opened a radio service in Phnom Penh on Thursday, with plans to broadcast 18 hours a day in three languages. (12 December 2008)

The Ministry of Health on Friday confirmed Cambodia’s eighth case of avian influenza, the first case this year, in a Kandal province resident. (12 December 2008)

Despite Cambodia’s relatively small population, a number of international car companies are competing with each other for business, even as the global economic downturn is causing some woe. (11 December 2008)