Don’t use aid as pawn: UN
The United Nations warned on Wednesday against using aid as a pawn in Venezuela after the United States sent food and medicine to the country’s border
Tag: The United States
RCAF commander criticises US debt demands
Hun Manet says the US lent money to the Lon Nol regime for weapons.
Khmer Krom asked not to join CNRM
The Khmer Kampuchea Krom Coordination Committee appeals to all Khmer Krom to not join the new CNRM.
Travelling and infections
Just a week ago, I saw one patient who just returned from her vacation in the US.
More asylum seekers to leave PNG camps for US
Another 58 asylum seekers were to leave for resettlement in the US.
Sanctions ‘hurting’ N Korea
US Secretary of State says the US is getting evidence that international sanctions are “really starting to hurt” N. Korea.
Hard work and persistence pay off for US-bound scholarship winner
A fully funded scholarship to study in the United States is the dream of students everywhere. Achieving this is easier said than done.
Chen signals his Olympic intentions
Chen signals his Olympic intentions Saturday with an emphatic triumph at the US Figure Skating Championshipsز
US seeks to build Thai military service depot
The US wants to open a military arms maintenance centre in Thailand.
Unrest blamed on ‘enemies’
A fifth night of unrest saw six protesters killed during an attack on a police station in Qahderijan.
North Korea’s Kim ‘open to dialogue’
Kim Jong-un warns the United States that he has a “nuclear button” on his desk ready for use if North Korea is threatened.
US targets Korean missile experts
The US announces sanctions on two of North Korea’s most prominent officials behind its ballistic missile programme
Nth Korea may negotiate: South
South Korea predicted yesterday that North Korea would look to open negotiations with the United States.
US governor grants pardon to two Cambodians
Two Cambodians convicted of crimes in the US were pardoned by Governor of California.
Military invitation criticised
The Myanmar military is invited as an observer in a major multinational military exercise led by the US and Thailand.
Judge lifts Trump’s refugee restrictions
A federal judge partially blocks Trump’s newest restrictions on refugee admissions.
US to send arms to eastern Ukraine
US would send “enhanced defensive capabilities” to Ukraine that will use to fight Russian-backed separatists in the eastern part.
GIANT pedal POWER
Sonny Inbaraj Krishnan recently caught up with Andy Lim, manager of Giant Cambodia, to talk about incorporating cycling into the lifestyle of Cambodians. Good Times2: When did you become manager of Giant Cambodia? Andy Lim:…
The fight to keep them home
A record number of Khmer-Americans, the so-called 1.5 generation, could be deported to Cambodia if the appeal fails.
Youth group gathers green businesses in fair
Arriving at The Green Fair, I was ravenous and wasted no time heading to the first food stall that caught my eye.
South Korea delays military drills with US
Military drills with the United States was aimed at ensuring a peaceful 2018 Winter Olympics.
Profiles in US cowardice
What a handful of individual Republicans decide will shape the future not just of the country, but of democracy itself.
Cambodian deportees get temporary reprieve
The US grants the Cambodian refugees a temporary leave to remain in the country.
US court grants restraining order on Cambodian deportees
Federal judge rules that no Cambodians can be deported until at least after the January hearing.
Putin says US gripped by fabricated spymania
Putin says the US was in the grip of a fabricated spymania whipped up by Trump’s opponents.
Democracy is in jeopardy, claims US
Relations between Cambodia and US hit their lowest point after the arrest of CNRP leader Kem Sokha and the dissolution of his party.
Temple restoration gets US cash
US provides $350,000 for the fifth phase of the conservation of Phnom Bakheng temple in Siem Reap.
Cambodian-Americans protest for release of CNRP’s Kem Sokha
CPP denounces protests by Cambodian-American citizens to free Kem Sokha.
US pays for Khmer Rouge preservation
The United States has provided $55,500 to the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts.
EU tells Netanyahu it rejects US Jerusalem move
Israel’s closest European allies reject recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
