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Cambodia’s ultimate goal is peace and prosperity. The best way to achieve this goal is to craft a foreign policy that places sustainable economic development at its core.
Tag: Peace
UN peacekeepers honoured during ceremony
UN peacekeepers hold a ceremony marking International UN Peacekeeper Day.
Cambodia supports Japan’s Indo-Pacific Strategy
Cambodia was the first country from Southeast Asia that registered the support for the Japan-initiated Free and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy (FOIP).
What’s wrong with the US-led world order?
What’s wrong with the postwar US-led world order? The answer is: not as much as what’s right with it. Australia is a founding member of the existing order and we have more than our share of the world’s good things. The order has worked for us.
Nuruhito seeks push for world peace
Emperor Naruhito urged Japan to work together for world peace as he made his first public appearance Saturday.
Swapping Kalashnikovs for bat: Afghan cricket, the Taliban and peace
During a lull in Afghanistan’s never-ending war, before the fighting season resumes once again in the spring, Taliban fighters recall laying down their Kalashnikovs and, for a brief moment, enjoying a game of cricket.
Cambodia commits to support UN’s action for peace
Defense Minister General Tea Banh said during his speech at the UN that Cambodia is committed to supporting the UN’s action for peace.
Pakistan wants peace with India: President
Pakistan and India should focus on health and education, Pakistani president said.
Celebrating Mekong-Lancang Cooperation Week
Foreign Minister issues a statement for the Mekong-Lancang Cooperation week.
US-Taliban talks end with no deal
US and Taliban negotiators wrapped up their longest round of consecutive peace talks with progress made but no agreement.
KAS-CAMBODIA CELEBRATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) Cambodia marked 25 years of promoting democracy, rule of law, social market economy and peace in the Kingdom on March 1 at Raffles Hotel Le Royal.
How do we build and sustain peace
A state cannot fully develop socially, economically and politically if there is the no peace. In Asia, different conflicts – for varied reasons and end goals – have become a huge hindrance to attaining total peace.
VN: Peace destination in US-N Korea Summit
Vietnam is a country that understands the value of peace based on its long history of struggle. In the era of international integration, Vietnam’s foreign policy is to make friends with all countries in the world, irrespective of their political regime and religion.
US, Russia to ease Taliban travel for talks
The US and Russia agree to securing travel waivers for Taliban negotiators.
Central African Republic reaches peace deal with armed groups
The Central African Republic has reached a peace deal with 14 armed groups.
INF treaty withdrawal a disastrous gamble
The US is suspending its participation in the INF treaty, with an eye to full withdrawal in six months. That does not bode well for the future – and especially not for peace in Europe.
Afghanistan: The West’s failure
Holding peace talks with the Taliban is scandalous – and yet the group appears set to govern in a power-sharing deal as Afghanistan prepares for a leadership void. The future looks grim
PM warns against foreign interference
Prime Minister Hun Sen has urged all Cambodians to protect hard-earned peace and oppose any possible interference into internal affairs by foreign countries.
An understanding of Khmer characteristics
There are several qualities of ‘Khmer characteristics’ that Cambodia can aspire to when one observes the Angkor period and it is high time they be revived.
Door for peace talks open to armed groups in Myanmar
The door for peace talks is always open to the armed groups, said U Zaw Htay.
Thousands mark Victory Day in capital
The government yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of Victory Day by hosting a massive celebration attended by thousands at Olympic Stadium in Phnom Penh.
Cuba reiterates intention to coexist in peace with US
Cuba is willing to coexist in peace with the US despite their political differences.
Win-Win Monument a symbol of peace: Prime Minister
Prime Minister Hun Sen on Saturday said all Cambodians should visit the Win-Win Monument as it is a symbol of peace and a tourist site.
Win-Win Monument inaugurated
Prime Minister Hun Sen inaugurated the Win-Win Monument and marked the 20th anniversary of the end of the civil war in the Kingdom. He promised to maintain peace in the country forever.
Officials reminisce over Hun Sen’s win-win policy
Thousands of soldiers, police officers and spectators will gather in the capital tomorrow to mark the 20th anniversary of Prime Minister Hun Sen’s win-win policy.
Afghanistan: Peace without women’s rights?
Peace may be an achievable goal in Afghanistan, where the Taliban and government delegates are intensifying talks to reach an agreement, says DW’s Nasim Saber. But will Kabul sacrifice women’s rights in exchange for peace?
UN-backed ceasefire goes into effect in Yemen’s Hodeidah
Ceasefire agreement with the Houthi rebels went into effect at midnight.
An enterprising foreign policy builds peace
This week Istanbul will host two separate but related international conferences on mediation. One will be devoted to the state of play in the conflict map and capacity for mediation within the membership of the Organization for Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
Bach says IOC committed to peace efforts
The IOC remains committed to helping the Korean Peninsula find lasting peace.
Officials praise Water Festival security
After about 4.5 million people joined the Water Festival last week, Prime Minister Hun Sen praised authorities for running a peaceful event free of any violence, noting that prevailing peace in the Kingdom was to credit for the festival’s success.
