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Without a migrant deal with Turkey, the EU is naked
Now that hundreds of thousands are desperate to flee from Idlib it is understandable that Turkey is demanding greater international help.
EU finally slashes Cambodia trade benefits over ‘rights violations’
EU slashed benefits for Cambodia over the kingdom’s human rights record: Officials.
How Brexit may be good for Kingdom
Cambodia and UK have pledged that Kingdom will continue to enjoy preferential trade status.
EU’s partial EBA withdrawal might cause remote disruption in Cambodian real estate market
Cambodian real estate sector could be facing a much bigger problem
Hun Sen: EU should respect Kingdom’s stance on human rights, democracy
Unless the EU Parliament object, the suspension will take effect on August 12.
Private sector ‘regrets’ EBA partial withdrawal decision
If ratified starting from August, tariffs will be applied to 20% of the exports to EU.
EBA move: Just a pinch and not a punch?
Ministry of Labour says EBA cut is not the chief challenge to country’s economy
BritCool comes to town
While Brexit Brits are leaving the European Union in droves, two of Britain’s finest BritCool artistes – painter Jo Peel and DJ Danny Rampling – are re-entering Cambodia to bring delight to the discerning.
The EBA decision is another headwind for Cambodia’s economic outlook
The decision will take effect on Aug12, unless the European union parliament objects.
EU announces partial EBA withdrawal
The European Union announces the partial removal of the Kingdom’s Everything-but-Arms trade status.
EU partially removes EBA trade status
EU announces to partially remove the Kingdom’s Everything-but-arms trade status.
Kingdom’s rice exports to EU declined through tariffs but 2020 outlook good
Cambodia’s milled rice exports to the EU see a more than 20% decrease.
A sad song for Europe as populism wins the day
For many in the UK, especially the erratic, populist Prime Minister Boris Johnson, it is not about economic or political opportunity but rather about a feeling – a feeling of independence, of controlling one’s own destiny.
UK fishermen angling for bigger catch post-Brexit
Britain finally departs the European Union on Friday.
Over and out: Britain readies to leave the EU
Britain calls time on almost half a century of European Union membership this week.
How Europe faces global challenges in 2020
Because the EU must rely on building an internal consensus among member states, its action is more effective when it employs economic rather than political or even military power.
Special Adviser to UN Secretary-General pledges to support Cambodia’s development
Jeffrey D. Sachs will assist Cambodia in its progress respond to development within ASEAN market.
Sweeping rise of nationalism across the world causes worry
This growing sense of nationalism echoes the sentiments that have seen radical changes in Europe’s political leadership.
The EU needs to be more realistic
Protectionism is re-emerging as a common challenge that all regional and global mechanisms try to address. That holds true for both the European Union (EU) and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean).
Indonesia hits EU with WTO lawsuit over palm oil
Indonesia files a lawsuit against the EU over plans to phase out palm oil-based biofuel.
Hun Sen stands firm ahead of EBA report response
PM reiterates that the Kingdom will not fold to European Union demands.
Hun Sen slams EU over unacceptable EBA demands
PM: EU demands to retain its EBA trade status are unacceptable.
‘Leaked’ EU report suggests Cambodian efforts to retain EBA are insufficient
Sok Sopheak: “For me, it is fake news because the RFA reported it wrongly”.
Empowering EU–Japan connectivity partnership
On Sept 27, 2019, the European Union and Japan launched the Europan Uniom–Japan partnership on sustainable connectivity and quality infrastructure.
Agonising debate over daylight saving time
Time heals all wounds, they say. But unfortunately, it’s a saying that doesn’t apply to the European Union. Quite the opposite: The longer problems are kicked down the line, the more complicated they become.
EU agrees to postpone Brexit for up to three months
European Union members agree to postpone Brexit for up to three months.
EU members back plan to postpone Brexit
European Union members backed a plan to postpone Brexit on Wednesday but have yet to agree on how much longer to give London to resolve its political crisis.
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.
Serbia pledges to strengthen cooperation with Cambodia
Serbia pledges to bolster bilateral ties and cooperation with Cambodia.
