Kevin Doyle

First four refugees fly into Ph­nom Penh af­ter Aus­tralia agrees to pay Cam­bo­dia $31m in con­tro­ver­sial re­set­tle­ment deal.

As the coun­try cel­e­brates the end of its war with the US, rec­on­cil­i­a­tion is still a fraught sub­ject at home.

Mem­o­ries of Khmer Rouge, along with its his­tor­i­cal ties to the US and Chi­na, fad­ing 40 years af­ter fall of Ph­nom Penh.

In­vok­ing Syr­ia and ISIL, Prime Min­is­ter Hun Sen warns op­pos­ing his par­ty equals sup­port­ing the mur­der­ous Khmer Rouge.

De­spair, con­fu­sion and dis­be­lief runs through small com­mu­ni­ty in north­west­ern Cam­bo­dia hit by surge in HIV in­fec­tions.

UN­AIDS to join Health Min­istry to con­duct full epi­demi­o­log­i­cal in­ves­ti­ga­tion in af­fect­ed com­mu­ni­ty in Bat­tam­bang.

Per­se­cut­ed Viet­namese hill tribe peo­ple hid­ing in Cam­bo­di­an for­est raise un­com­fort­able ques­tions for Ph­nom Penh.

Vic­to­ry Day marks the Jan­u­ary 7, 1979, lib­er­a­tion by Viet­namese forces, but not all are hap­py.

PM faces first real test of po­lit­i­cal strength in 16 years as op­po­si­tion grows in­creas­ing­ly bold.

Graf­fi­ti artists es­pous­ing po­lit­i­cal mes­sages have emerged in Yan­gon as the winds of change con­tin­ue to blow.