The government of China opened a radio service in Phnom Penh on Thursday, with plans to broadcast 18 hours a day in three languages. China-Cambodia Friendship Radio will broadcast programs in Khmer, Chinese and English, from 6 am to midnight each day on FM96.5. It’s opening marked 50 years of cooperation between the two countries [...]
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China Launches Radio Service
December 16th, 2008 
Cambodian News 
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No Comments »Vietnamese Information ministry gives Cambodia radio station
November 24th, 2008 Cambodian News PHNOM PENH — Broadcasts from a third radio station given Cambodia as a gift from Viet Nam’s Information and Communications Ministry have started. The 2kW FM radio station in Sihanoukville will disseminate information about Cambodia’s state policies and provide scientific and technological knowledge to local listeners. Cambodia’s Information Minister Khieu Kanharith, local representatives and diplomats [...]
US FBI agents assist Cambodian journalist murder investigation
September 22nd, 2008 Cambodian News The US Federal Bureau of Investigation has sent two agents to Phnom Penh to assist in the investigation of the murder of opposition journalist Khim Sambo and his son. The Phnom Penh Post quotes a US embassy spokesman saying the agents were assigned to Cambodia following a request from the Ministry of Interior, and that [...]
Cambodian people must reject poll results
August 28th, 2008 Cambodian News Cranston City, RI, United States, — The full implementation of the 1991 Paris Peace Agreement is the only alternative to lead Cambodia toward freedom and democracy. Presently, Cambodia is a police state just as were Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Bulgaria during their occupation by the Red Army of the Soviet Union. The elections in Central [...]
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