Sok SayMember of Board of Directors Biography Dr. Say Sok is a Member of Board of Directors at Cambodia Development Center. He is an independent educator, scholar and researcher. Spanning…
MORNING NEWS BRIEF [MAY 26, 2020]
HOT NEWS China’s Foreign Ministry criticized the U.S. recent attempt in meddling in their policies on HK and vowed to use any measures to stop the U.S. from doing so…
MORNING NEWS BRIEF [MAY 25, 2020]
HOT NEWS The U.S. national security adviser made a remark during the interview urging Kim Jong-Un to abandon his nuclear deterrence if the country desires for a great economy. Source:…
MORNING NEWS BRIEF [MAY 22, 2020]
HOT NEWS Trump’s administration said it would withdraw from the 35-nation Open Skies treaty after raising continuous concerns regarding Russia’s non-compliance to the treaty. Source: Reuters Health Secretary of U.K.…
MORNING NEWS BRIEF [MAY 21, 2020]
HOT NEWS Trump once again made a statement lashing out at China over the coronavirus pandemic for the mass worldwide killing, which also implies an unidentified “wacko in China”. Source:…
Emerging Technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
AUTHOR Mr. Tan Monivisal is an alumni member and Junior Researcher at Cambodia Development Center. ABOUT Aide-Memoire Since the first industrial revolution, technological advances and innovations have always emerged to…
MORNING NEWS BRIEF [MAY 20, 2020]
HOT NEWS WHO Director-General Ghebreyesus said he would keep leading the body to fight against COVID-19 pandemic, after Donald Trump threatened to cut off funding and quit. Source: RT More…
Morning News Brief [May 19, 2020]
HOT NEWS Amid ‘some calm’ in the war-torn country, the United Nations Syria mediator urged the United States and Russia to pursue a dialogue for peace in Syria. Source: Reuters…
Opinion: The Development of Cambodia
Opinion on “The Development of Cambodia” by Dr. Jeremy Rappleye, Associate Professor at Kyoto University, Japan, and edited by Dr. Un Leang, Dean of Faculty of Social Science and Humanity…
Morning News Brief [May 18, 2020]
HOT NEWS The U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo warned that the interference of Chinese government with US journalists in Hong Kong could affect assessment of Hong Kong’s status. Source: Reuters…