The Phnom Penh Post - 2016-12-05

• Suu Kyi’s inaction blasted by Najib
• Kem Sokha pardoned by royal decree
• Daun Penh governor and deputy promoted
• Focus shifts to other prisoners
• White Building surveyed
• Ministry questions brick factory report
• R’kiri tribe gets emotional
• Banks a threat to Indonesian forests
• Apple’s self-driving car plan
• Iran unveils budget boosted by OPEC deal
• Chinese firm eyes steel mill
• Pigs call first dibs on feed
• Bank customers irked by shutdown of ATMs
• Is this the final burn for ‘Cigar City’?
• Trump threats may not stop US firms
• Forty feared dead in California rave fire
• Mass protest calls for South Korea president’s ouster
• Trump thrusts Taiwan into the spotlight after Tsai phone call
• Europeans fret as Italians vote
• Evidence of intensive training in IS camp as Iraqis advance on Mosul
• Europe approves funding for Mars rover, ISS
• Stein switches strategy in Pennsylvan­ia recount bid
• Sudanese backlash grows in Melbourne
• New Gambian leader eyes releases
• Najib calls on Suu Kyi to end Rohingya ‘genocide’
• Philippine­s vice president alleges ousting plot
• Austria’s marathon election
• Will Ivanka be the most powerful first daughter in history?
• Yarn bombing goes mainstream
• Pirelli’s reality check: portraying beauty at any age
• Airbnb app offers extended service
• Hacks the headlines
• Jones sets sights on World Cup
• Qi, Hodgkinson take Angkor run honours
• Hamilton ‘sad’ as Rosberg retires
• Penn State grab but sliver of playoff hope
• Outrage after McKnight gunman is released
• Brazil mourns fallen team in pouring rain
• City rocked by title rivals Chelsea
• Barcelona ‘need return to home comforts’
• Mourinho, Ronaldo deny tax evasion claims

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