by Geoffrey Cain
After France granted Cambodia independence in 1953, an impassioned renaissance swept Phnom Penh in the 1960s, a resurgent Angkorian nationalism alongside a potpourri of foreign influences tha included Beatlemania and existentialism. Many saw the city” once called the Pearl of Asia”a neutral safe haven from the havoc that rocked neighboring Vietnam and [...]
Yesterday evening, I ate beef with Teouk Prahok and drank a few bottles of beer at family-run restaurant near National Museum with some friends of mine and new Cambodian bloggers- Tharum, Virak, Wanna and Chharda. The two of them I never meet before are Wanna and [...]
It is first time for me to be criticized from our Cambodian people when I used verbally the word “Blog†during talking show on air. I was invited to be speaker on air at studio last few months in order to make discussion over ICT to enhance democracy in Cambodia. While I introduced to [...]
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