The Phnom Penh Post - 2017-11-30

• Hun Sen’s ‘Win’ set in stone
• Economy won’tbea casualty: analysts
• US ‘not sure gov’t wants good ties’
• Only two women join the NA
• CNRP describe tactics used to urge defections
• Fact-checking the PQRU
• Gov’t rights head meets envoy
• Student activist flees
• Draft revisions at odds with PM
• Street vendors kicked off the kerb in Phnom Penh
• Gov’t creates logistics council to help sector stay competitiv­e in the region
• Unlike its neighbour, Microsoft opts to stay home
• Uber lawyers rebuked as trade-secrets trial delayed
• Calls, and insults, pouring in over net neutrality plan
• Ivanka greeted like a ‘rockstar’
• Myanmar mine collapse kills 8
• Tonight Show viewers to Jimmy Fallon: get serious
• Is this a bitcoin bubble or a brave new world?
• Qatar to meet its milk needs in ’18
• N Korea claims nuclear statehood
• UN court chaos as Bosnian Croat defendant ‘takes poison’
• Bangladesh priest goes missing ahead of visit from Pope Francis
• Indonesia reopens Bali airport
• Victoria first state in Australia to legalise euthanasia
• Suspected rebels dead in clash with Philippine army
• Snakes move into residentia­l Bangkok
• Saudi Prince Miteb freed from detention: source
• Forget Trump and discover the world
• No, Russia did not discover aliens
• Istanbul anglers keep up tradition despite stocks alarm
• At Hub, mixology without pretension
• Abu Dhabi Louvre offers mixed works
• A rap legend finally gets some love
• Sumo champ quits over attack
• Khunnah remembered as ITF Juniors to open
• Woods ‘loving life’ after wrestling with pain
• Mourinho wants new shooting boots for Lukaku
• Pochettino slams lack of ‘fight’
• Pardew named as new West Brom boss
• An era comes to an end as the flailing Giants bench Manning
• First Khmer Rally Raid set to take place in Mondulkiri

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