The Phnom Penh Post - 2017-04-19

• Phnom Penh officials, Tourism Ministry take heat for ignoring King
• April 17 reflects party divide
• Rival leaders look back on Khmer Rouge anniversar­y
• NEC shrugs off database hack
• New congress seeks to clear ministry hurdle
• Deportatio­n plan ‘unlawful’
• SK requests ‘just politics’
• City Hall chastised for ignoring King Sihamoni
• Study looks into cause of faintings
• Trial delayed to check story
• Rice exports show slow growth
• Pence says talks may lead to Japan trade deal
• Uber looks to conquer India
• Isolation a draw as N Zealand makes push to get tech talent
• Bangkok to ban food stalls in cleanup crusade
• Erdogan wins poll to expand powers
• Korea threatens more tests amid Pence’s Asia visit
• Britain’s May calls for election
• US search launched for ‘Facebook killer’
• Missing plaque sparks outcry in Thailand
• Palestinia­n prisoners stage strike over conditions in Israel
• Rallies held ahead of French election
• Garbage piles up in Sri Lanka after collapse at dump site
• Venezuela braces for demonstrat­ion
• Not even Aung San Suu Kyi can fix Myanmar’s civil war
• Democracy loses in Europe
• Thriving sex trade in Thai ‘Sin City’
• In southern Spain, a pilgrimage and party
• Lady Gaga debuts new song
• Gatland’s Lions to be revealed
• Mercedes mull team orders to foil Ferrari
• Cavs, Spurs march on in playoffs
• Long hails St Helens’ spirit in upsetting the odds
• Hearn rejects O’Sullivan’s ‘bullying’claim
• Johor upbeat ahead of Boeung Ket meeting
• Wenger sets tough Arsenal target
• Barcelona ‘need five’ to make semifinals

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