Former unionist cleared of charge
Court drops an incitement charge against a former unionist who allegedly called on the EUto impose sanctions against Cambodia.
Tag: European Union
Officials weigh in on possible EBA status revocation
It came as no surprise to many government officials when the European Union launched its six month-long period of intensive monitoring and engagement period, as part of its review of the Kingdom’s Everything-but-arms trade scheme.
EC chief opens door to Brexit talks extension
No one would oppose extension of talks on Brexit, Juncker says.
UK’s May to speak to every EU head in bid for Brexit deal changes
May to speak to every EU leader to seek changes to her EU withdrawal agreement.
Businesses test ‘Brexit airbags’: KPMG
Businesses test their emergency Brexit preparations in the event of a disorderly exit.
Hun Sen sees opportunity in EBA withdrawal
Prime Minister Hun Sen vows not to bow to international pressure and rallied his ruling CPP party to silence remnants of the former opposition party and prepare the Kingdom to stand tall once the EBA is gone.
Ministry to meet with companies over EBA saga
The Ministry of Commerce is planning a meeting with public and private actors to discuss the revocation of the European Union’s Everything-but-arms (EBA) deal and to find ways to diminish its impact on the economy, the ministry said in a press release.
Threat of EBA suspension a test over sovereignty
The EU is testing Cambodians’ will by threatening to drop EBA, says Hun Manith.
UK’s May tells lawmakers to hold their nerve over Brexit deal
Prime Minister Theresa May told lawmakers to hold their nerve over Brexit.
EU starts intensive monitoring of Cambodia
The EU starts monitoring for six months that could lead to the suspension of EBA.
May rejects Labour Brexit compromise
May rejects the idea of targeting a customs union with the European Union.
No-deal Brexit planning shakes service suppliers
From Britain’s hospitals and schools to its prisons and armed forces, firms supplying essential public services have been asked by the government
UK would regret no-deal Brexit ‘for ever’: business minister
Britain would permanently regret leaving the EU without a deal, says business minister.
Drugmaker Sanofi ‘as ready as can be’ for Brexit
Sanofi has nearly completed its preparations for Britain’s planned exit from the EU.
Siemens steels itself for EU rejection of rail merger with Alstom
Siemens to accept defeat if the EU rejects its pleas to allow the combine with Alstom.
Internal reform needed to survive tariffs: Ministry
With the recent imposition of tariffs by the European Union, the local rice sector needs to focus on enhancing competitiveness by increasing efficiency and reducing costs, the Ministry of Agriculture said in a statement this week.
Queen sends a Brexit message to UK politicians: end your bickering
Queen Elizabeth urges lawmakers to seek common ground over Brexit.
China vows to continue to support the government
The Chinese government has agreed to continue to support Hun Sen’s government.
Cambodia prepared for EU rice tariffs: Ministry
The government has downplayed the effects tariffs imposed by the European Union.
EU levies tariffs on local rice
The European Commission has imposed tariffs on rice imports from Cambodia and Myanmar that, it says, are hurting farmers in the European Union.
Brexit is most likely to be Britain’s greatest disaster
Theresa May has earned her defeat in parliament and only has herself to blame. Brexit has developed enormous destructive power. No matter how this British drama ends, the damage will remain.
McDonald’s loses ‘Big Mac’ trademark case to Irish chain
McDonald’s Corp has lost its rights to the trademark “Big Mac” in a EU case.
EU ready to discuss new Brexit deal if UK changes ‘red lines’
The European Union told Britain it could have a different kind of Brexit deal.
Brexit could bring hardship to firms in Ireland-Northern Ireland border
most people living Clones feel strongly against a hard border after Brexit.
Hun Sen warns EU against pressure
Prime Minister Hun Sen warns that if the EU imposes sanctions against Cambodia it amounts to destroying the opposition party.
Rice exports down slightly
Exports of rice last year declined slightly, according to a report issued yesterday by the Secretariat of One Window Service for Rice Export Formality (SOWS-REF).
Shipments delayed as exporters wait for EU tariff decision
In less than a week, the European Union will decide on whether or not to impose tariffs on rice from Cambodia and Myanmar.
EU sends 28 long-term election monitors to El Salvador
The EUEOM is deploying monitors to supervise and evaluate the presidential elections.
‘A great year for business’: Fasmec’s Taing Por discusses SMEs in 2019
After a roller-coaster of a year in which the country held national elections and the European Union announced it is reviewing Cambodia’s trade status, 2019 seems poised to bring plenty of opportunities to the rapidly-growing SME sector in Cambodia.
A scholar’s life abroad
Every year, many Cambodians get the privilege of getting the Erasmus+ Scholarship from the European Union. The programme aims to support education, training, youth and sports. Many Cambodians have become successful after they completed the programme.
