The Phnom Penh Post - 2018-05-30

• Duterte ‘ready for war’ at sea
• Polls a budget buster?
• Parties express satisfacti­on with ballot slot positions
• Gawon strike continues
• Forest patrol catches loggers
• Cops look for P Vihear thnong wood suspect
• Kratie officials find brewery ‘linked’ to poisoning deaths
• Officials seize 400kg of wildlife in Kratie
• Suspect held in murder of KTV worker
• Battambang oranges making a comeback
• Rail service from Battambang to Pursat restored
• VN company opens up a 4-star hotel in Siem Reap
• Japan plans to increase IT and science profession­als
• Police in India investigat­ing AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes
• Chinese province seeks closer Asean region ties
• Brazil, nine days into strike, is still in a transporti­on hell
• Ivanka ’s China trademarks raise concerns
• Cuba looks to extend economic reforms
• Top North Korean general on way to US ahead of summit
• Gaza militants fire mortars at Israel
• More than 100 dead in Bangladesh drug war
• Displaced from Ghouta, Syrians seek Afrin refuge
• Brexit brings Ireland into focus
• Showdown looming in Italy
• Search for MH370 set to end in ‘days’
• One family and four countries: the dispossess­ion of Rohingya
• Is Bosnia heading back to the dark old days of the 1990s?
• Yemen on the brink of mass famine
• Death row art: rare glimpse inside Vietnam’s secret jails
• Russia urges harsh punishment for painting attack
• Still no home for memorial
• Wawrinka crashes out in Paris
• Brazil midfielder Fabinho ‘to join Liverpool’
• Al Jazeera urged to hand over fixing evidence
• Curry and Durant spark Warriors over Rockets to reach NBA finals
• Phnom Penh, MoI out in front at Games
• Knights strike first in Stanley Cup thriller

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