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Cambodian Prime Minister Threatens Poll Protesters With 'War'
Cambodia's strongman premier Hun Sen warned Wednesday that he would not hesitate to quash protests with military might if they turn violent, raising tensions as the country braces for elections.
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'Like' Me, 'Like' Me: This PM Woos Youth Vote Online
Looking more avuncular than authoritarian, Cambodian premier Hun Sen crouches for a selfie for his Facebook page with young scouts -- part of a social media blitz selling the strongman's cuddlier side as he seeks to extend a 30-year grip on power.
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Crisis Deepens as Cambodian Opposition Leader Loses Parliament Post
Cambodia's ruling party ousted the opposition leader from his post of deputy parliament president on today after a controversial house vote that could nudge the Southeast Asian country closer to political conflict.
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Cambodia Opposition Ends Year-Long Boycott of Parliament
Cambodia's main opposition party announced on Tuesday that it had struck a deal with strongman premier Hun Sen to end its year-long boycott of parliament triggered by a disputed election.
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Cambodian Prime Minister Threatens Poll Protesters With 'War'
Cambodia's strongman premier Hun Sen warned Wednesday that he would not hesitate to quash protests with military might if they turn violent, raising tensions as the country braces for elections.
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'Like' Me, 'Like' Me: This PM Woos Youth Vote Online
Looking more avuncular than authoritarian, Cambodian premier Hun Sen crouches for a selfie for his Facebook page with young scouts -- part of a social media blitz selling the strongman's cuddlier side as he seeks to extend a 30-year grip on power.
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Crisis Deepens as Cambodian Opposition Leader Loses Parliament Post
Cambodia's ruling party ousted the opposition leader from his post of deputy parliament president on today after a controversial house vote that could nudge the Southeast Asian country closer to political conflict.
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Cambodia Opposition Ends Year-Long Boycott of Parliament
Cambodia's main opposition party announced on Tuesday that it had struck a deal with strongman premier Hun Sen to end its year-long boycott of parliament triggered by a disputed election.
