Scotland must wait for new vote: Johnson
Another Scottish independence referendum should not take place for a generation, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Sunday, as Scotland’s leader renewed calls for a fresh vote in the wake of Brexit.
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Myanmar marks 73rd Martyrs’ Day to honour fallen independence fight heroes
Myanmar commemorated the 73rd Martyrs’ Day on Sunday amid COVID-19 outbreak to honour fallen national heroes who sacrificed their lives in 1947 in the fight to regain the country’s independence.
Building a Sustainable, Inclusive and Resilient Cambodia
“Reforming at home and making friends abroad based on the spirit of independence” has become the mainstream foreign policy strategy of Cambodia.
Scottish nationalists want new referendum on leaving Britain
The Scottish National Party to call for a new referendum on independence next year.
Scots likely to vote for independence: Poll
Scottish voters would vote for independence from the United Kingdom, according to a poll by Michael Ashcroft, the first major published survey to show a lead for independence since March 2017.
CPP determined to defend Kingdom
Prime Minister Hun Sen says the CPP government is determined to defend the Kingdom’s independence.
121st Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence
“On this occasion, we honour our forefathers who fought and died for our freedom and independence. Their labours, their blood, their sacrifices and their hardships are the foundation of our nation.
Did you know?
The King of Cambodia is Norodom Sihamoni, the eldest son of King Norodom Sihanouk and Queen Norodom Monineath. He was born on May 14, 1953, just six months before Cambodia gained its independence from France.
Centre showcasing Kingdoms political history opens to public
Veteran journalist Chhay Sophal today officially inaugurated the Cambodian Photo Centre which displays pictures and video clips of the Kingdom’s political history since the time of the Sangkum Reastr Niyum regime.
Catalans march against Madrid trials
Thousands of pro-independence protesters took to the streets of Barcelona to call for self-determination for the region.
Ten Things We Did (And Probably Shouldn’t Have)
Isn’t it a fascinating dream of every 16-year-old teenager to have the chance to move in with a friend and live parent-free? Well, April has to tell little lies to her dad so that this can happen.
Kingdom’s economy is improving: PM
PM reiterates that he will not use the country’s independence to exchange with trade, noting the economy is improving.
Hun Sen concludes China state visit
Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday concluded his state visit to China and the government issued a joint communique reaffirming Cambodia’s opposition to Taiwan’s independence.
Cambodia and Vietnam to continue border cooperation
Cambodia and Vietnam are determined to prevent cross-border crimes.
Khmer Krom mark failed war
An event to commemorate Kampuchea Krom separatists who died during the failed 1976 war for independence from Vietnam.
PNG, Bougainville agree on referendum question
Papua New Guinea agree with Bougainville about next year’s independence referendum.
Prayers to be held for late King Sihanouk
Prayers commemorating late King Norodom Sihanouk are expected to be held today.
Cameroon declares 48-hour curfew in troubled Anglophone regions
Cameroon’s officials declare a 48-hour curfew ahead of “independence” celebrations.
Myanmar commemorates 71st Martyrs’ Day
Myanmar holds a state ceremony to mark the country’s 71st Martyrs’ Day.
Cambodia-China ties advance further
China is an old and true friend of Cambodia. Bilateral cooperation has produced remarkable results especially after the signing of a comprehensive strategic partnership agreement in 2010.
Bringing ‘Cool Cambodia’ back
Cambodia isn’t called the Kingdom of Wonder solely because of the majestic beauty of its ancient temples and landscapes.
Taiwan, China spar over premier’s remarks
Taiwan says that China is stirring up its media to threaten the self-ruled island.
EU sanctions unlikely, experts say
Government officials and business leaders say economic sanctions from the European bloc are an unlikely scenario.
Defence Minister speaks to new army grads
Royal Cambodian Armed Forces officials have a duty to protect the nation.
Divided Spain united by El Clasico
‘El Clasico’ between Barcelona and Real Madrid is a match laced with political and social as much as sporting tension.
PM says election will go to schedule
Prime Minister Hun Sen has stated that the election of parliamentarians in 2018 will continue to function normally without limitations and has advised government officials to stop talking with opposition party members overseas. During a…
Rajoy urges return to ‘free and democratic’ Catalonia
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy wanted to return to a “democratic and free” Catalonia.
The long march to freedom
Given the demographic boom and the relative stability that has allowed economic growth to continue, one may argue this is
a ripe time to begin to think about what being ‘independent’ actually means.
Court annuls Catalan independence
Spain’s Constitutional Court officially annuls the Catalan parliament’s declaration of independence, a widely expected ruling.
Spain likely to seek arrest of Puigdemont
Spanish courts are likely to issue a European arrest warrant for Carles Puigdemont.
