The Phnom Penh Post - 2018-08-21

• Boeung Kak’s Vanny is released
• Only half of opposition to attend PM’s forum
• Tears as North and South Koreans meet after decades
• Over 100,000 Kingdom high school students sit exams
• KRP gets 3,000 to sign petition
• Two top officials leave GDP
• ‘Goddaughte­r’ of Oz filmmaker testifies
• Developmen­t goals in focus at S Reap meet
• Chinese top foreign criminals
• Kingdom counts 18 dead from Mekong floods
• Sun continues to rise for Japan investment­s in the Kingdom
• Smart, Impact Hub launch entreprene­ur program
• Malaysia PM calls for China’s help
• Greece emerges from bailouts
• UK’s richest man Ratcliffe forced out of the shadows
• Global Internet domain names come to Vietnam
• Ghani declares provisiona­l ceasefire with the Taliban
• Iran nuke weapons to top US-Israel talks
• Weinstein accuser ‘paid off victim’
• Ten dead after Lombok quakes
• Israeli peace activist Uri Avnery dies aged 94
• Cairo to curb Eid street slaughter
• Trump ‘secrets’ model in Pattaya sex trial
• Effects of daylight savings time
• Kofi Annan, a champion of human rights
• Drugs and too many late nights: micro-engraver carves out niche
• Once upon a time... preserving folk tales in Benin
• Terriers hit for six by sizzling City
• Wire-to-wire Snedeker takes Wyndham
• No Ronaldo, no Zidane, no problem for Real
• Seavmey to open gold defence
• Watford sink Burnley to maintain flying start
• Djokovic wins Cincy title to complete set
• Attitude not good enough from beaten United: Pogba
• Japan athletes out of Asiad after sex scandal
• No1 Halep upset by Bertens in Cincy final

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