The Phnom Penh Post - 2017-10-26

• Sok Hour receives pardon
• PM calls CNRP a ‘terrorist network’
• Migrants struggle to sign up to vote
• Controvers­ial election law changes approved
• Govs’ power reduced in policy
• Opposition councillor arrested
• Cambodia Daily brings out online-only platform
• P Vihear sets up timber traffickin­g probe panel
• R’kiri reels after rape, murder of teenager
• Garment exports to slow
• IATA: Air travel infrastruc­ture investment in Asia needed
• Five Bhutan hotels in Asia’s top 25
• At a Pakistan port, China is paving a new Silk Road
• Vietnam to run out of sand in five years
• Japan fork masks eating sounds
• Twitter to open ad data to users
• Lao PM is pushing to ease business barriers
• Black execs join forces, vowing to ‘get organised’
• Xi Jinping handed second term with no clear successor named
• Republican senators attack Trump in Congress
• Myanmar and Dhaka eye return of Rohingya
• Catalan cracks appear as Madrid takeover looms
• Venezuelan opposition splits
• Kenya’s Odinga urges voters to stay at home
• Thais set to part with ‘people’s king’
• Crown prince pledges ‘moderate, open’ Saudi Arabia
• A to-do list for Cambodia’s technology sector
• Appetite growing for narcotics
• Einstein note sells at auction for $1.56M
• A hidden haven in Laos’s Sangthong
• Toback accused of harassment
• Revamped Cavs tame the Bulls
• Smith and Warner say no to four-day Tests
• Sailing towards ambitious goals
• Donations help US starlet eye comeback
• Masseuse ‘cried’ after Gayle ‘exposed himself’
• Bravo stars as City see off Wolves
• Anne Frank photo whips up Italian storm
• Prem’s ‘Big Six’ thwarted in larger TV cut bid
• Sizzling Kershaw pitches the Dodgers to World Series lead
• Pliskova vows no let-up after crushing Muguruza

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