Defiant Johnson government insists on October 31 Brexit
A defiant British government has doubled down, insisting it will leave the European Union in 11 days despite parliament’s forcing a reluctant prime minister to request another delay.
Tag: European Union
Serbia pledges to strengthen cooperation with Cambodia
Serbia pledges to bolster bilateral ties and cooperation with Cambodia.
Britain, EU enter make-or-break Brexit week
Britain and the European Union yesteray enter a pivotal week that determines if they are still on course to reach amicable divorce terms – and when Brexit might finally occur.
PM urges Chinese investors to keep calm amid potential EBA removal
PM asks Chinese investors to continue doing business in the Kingdom.
Brexit talks on brink of collapse
Brexit talks between Britain and the European Union teetered on the brink of collapse, with tit-for-tat claims of intransigence.
Ministry warns of rise in single-use plastic waste
Environment Ministry and EU representatives call to reduce single-use plastic waste.
EU will end Green Weeks campaign Sunday with public cleanup
The European union will end its Green Weeks campaign with a public cleanup.
How to measure democratic success?
With its 500 million inhabitants, the European Union (EU) has threatened to cancel its tax incentives to 16 million Cambodians and put the livelihood of about 3 million into risk. Is this democratic and humanitarian?
Despite drop in the EU, exports of milled rice stable: CRF
Exports of milled rice in 2019 will be similar to last year, the CRF says.
UK, Cambodia discuss Asean, trade
The UK is seeking to become a dialogue partner with Asean after it leaves the European Union, a senior official said.
Will Britain look East after Brexit?
How will the UK handle trade after it exits the EU and how will Brexit affect its trade ties with Asian economies?
Cambodia among top five exporters of organic rice to the EU
Cambodia is the 5th largest exporter of organic rice to the European Union last year.
Ambassador hopes Cambodia listens to EU’s concerns to avoid EBA cancellation
Edgar hopes gov’t to address concerns.
Rice federation warns EBA withdrawal could hurt millions
The Cambodian Rice Federation asked the EU to halting the process to withdraw EBA.
EU launches $124m project to boost fisheries sector
The EU launched its biggest budget programme in the Kingdom to date.
Johnson makes Brexit gambit as new PM
Boris Johnson promised in his first speech as prime minister to lead Britain out of the European Union on Oct 31 with “no ifs or buts” and warned that if the bloc refused to negotiate then there would be a no-deal Brexit.
UK calls for EU-led armada in Persian Gulf over tanker tensions with Iran
The once-mighty sea power Britain has called for an “European-led maritime protection” mission in the Persian Gulf, after London and Tehran escalated tensions by seizing each other’s oil tankers.
Palm sugar association requests EU assistance
Kampong Speu Palm Sugar Promotion Association asks for promotion in Europe.
EBA issue ‘a shadow’: Hun Sen
PM tells cabinet members that withdrawal plan from Everything-but Arms scheme is becoming a shadow.
Hun Sen criticises EU during WTO meeting
PM renews accusations of double standards by EU over possible suspension of Cambodia’s Everything-but-arms trade status.
Vietnam and EU sign free trade agreement
The EU and Vietnam sign a long-awaited free trade deal.
City Hall project to aid urban poor
Over one million Euros for strengthening the capacity of sub-national administrations on urban planning and land management.
Hungary to support Cambodia in EBA scheme saga: Ministry
Hungarian PM pledges to support the Kingdom in the ongoing battle to preserve EBA.
Hungary vows to support Cambodia on EBA
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban promises support over proposed EU removal of Everything But Arms (EBA) status.
Hun Sen off to Hungary
PM will pay a two-day visit to Hungary to promote and strengthen the existing bilateral relations and cooperation.
China censures west over trade threats
A high-ranking Chinese official chastised the US and the EU over EBA debate.
EU, US should respect Cambodia’s sovereignty: Chinese official
A Chinese government official has urged the European Union and the United States to respect Cambodia’s sovereignty
CRF awaits response from EU
The European Court of Justice has yet to make a pronouncement regarding tariffs imposed on Cambodian Indica rice.
European Union unlikely to fully withdraw EBA: GMAC
GMAC: the full withdrawal of the Kingdom’s EBA trade status is unlikely.
There will be no renegotiation of Brexit deal: EU
The European Union will not renegotiate the Brexit deal that Prime Minister Theresa May agreed, Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Tuesday, as concerns grew that a successor to May could trigger a confrontation with the bloc.
