
CPP marks 69th anniversary: Party inaugurates new HQ on occasion
According to Mr Hun Sen, the new headquarters was built at a cost of $30 million, funded by voluntary contributions from CPP members nationwide.
According to Mr Hun Sen, the new headquarters was built at a cost of $30 million, funded by voluntary contributions from CPP members nationwide.
Gen Hun Manet is promoted to head the youth wing of the Cambodian People’s Party.
Meeting chaired by the Party President Hun Sen and Honorary President Heng Samrin.
This week, Khmer Times have run two editorials calling for accountability in the public sector and the empowerment of new generation of leadership.
A CPP reminds foreign diplomats not to encourage Sokha to harmful activities.
The rumors being spread each time the Prime Minister has an ailment, minor or major, hospitalization or outpatient treatment, have become a subject of hot political issue and national security concern.
NEC says 7 political parties have registered to contest May’s sub-national election.
2018 was a dramatic, challenging year for Cambodia. It will be remembered amongst others, for the movers and shakers in the political sector, external pressure on trade and politics and domestic policies.
The Sixth Mandate of the Royal Government has now well passed its first 100-day test. This is the benchmark for each new mandate, to test its mantle and set the agenda for the next five years or so.
Internal reform and international relations were discussed on the second day of the Cambodian People’s Party congress.
Foreign meddling are the main topics on the first day of the CPP congress.
The ruling Cambodian People’s Party said that it is committed to strengthen multi-party democracy and maintain peace.
CPP is set to hold a 3-day congress aimed at discussing the country’s further development and the government’s achievements.
The ruling Cambodian People’s Party is set to hold a three-day congress tomorrow aimed at discussing the country’s further development and the government’s achievements.
The outright election victory of the Cambodian People’s Party, led by Prime Minister Hun Sen, has secured political stability and social order in the Kingdom.
Maintaining a flexible, stable equilibrium between key strategic and economic partners is a matter of long-term survival for a small nation like Cambodia.
Thirty-eight new CPP lawmakers took their oaths at the Royal Palace to replace elected parliamentary members who resigned in order to keep their government posts.
King Norodom Sihamoni presided over the National Assembly’s opening session and said that Cambodia must stand united to move the country forward.
Intra-party politics and power struggles are the main causes explaining the downfall of the party.
With the prime minister already approved by His Majesty the King, what remains to be done is the formality of convening the 6th mandate of the National Assembly.
Former main opposition party releases a statement challenging the legitimacy of Hun Sen’s candidacy as Prime Minister.
General Meas Sophea says he resigned as a lawmaker following a request by the CPP.
King Norodom Sihamoni appoints Hun Sen as PM with the duty of organising a government for approval by the NA.
Prime Minister Hun Sen has accused former opposition leader Sam Rainsy of hacking his Facebook page and posting false information.
A Cambodian People’s Party official on Sunday said that the government has correctly handled the way land disputes are solved and accused some protestors of being paid to raise the issue during election season.
The National Election Committee (NEC) announced the national election preliminary results on Saturday, August 10. The ruling Cambodian People’s Party secured a landslide victory.
The Cambodian ruling elites were relieved to learn that the voter turnout rate was much higher than expected and the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) received an unprecedented victory in the “controversial” 6th parliamentary election.
Moody’s yesterday warned the recently concluded general elections in Cambodia have raised the risk of international financing and aid agencies withdrawing their support for the country.
The ruling Cambodian People’s Party secured about one million more votes in Sunday’s poll than it did in the 2013 national election.
Rainsy accuses the NEC of conspiring with the CPP to validate 50% of all spoiled ballots.