Forced confessions under the current regime echo Khmer Rouge tactics, targeting dissenters and silencing critics both within Cambodia and its diaspora, writes Mu Sochua.

In an interconnected digital world, our personal data is increasingly at risk. It's time to prioritize online privacy and ...

November 29th marked the one-year anniversary of the death of Henry Kissinger. Indeed, there has hardly been an individual in ...

Tata’s Trading Card Co., a new store offering various trading cards such as sports, Pokemon, One Piece and Magic: The ...

Payal Kapadia’s award-winning All We Imagine as Light is getting a special, single show. Many of the titles are representing ...

Jacques Pellet, ambassador of France to Cambodia, has donated a historically significant photograph taken 50 years ago in ...

F rom the emerald waters of Ha Long Bay to the lush rice terraces of Sapa, and from the bustling cities of Hanoi and Saigon to the lantern-lit town of Hoi An and the imperial city of Hue, Vietnam has ...

A selection of celebrated films that captivated critics and audiences on the global festival circuit this year will be screened as part of the “Festival Favourite” section at the 29th International ...

In a studio space in Hayward, Calif., genocide survivor Robert Chau and his daughter Dorothy Chow set up for a new season of their shared podcast Death in Cambodia, Life in America. A chair holds the ...

For decades, the history of Southeast Asian refugees have been sidelined in U.S. history. California's first state-legislated ...

Nearly half a century after Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge regime murdered at least 2 million people in Cambodia – a quarter of the ...