The Phnom Penh Post - 2018-11-16

• Concerns over one-party budget approval
• ‘Historic’ Khmer Rouge tribunal Case 002/2 verdict to be delivered
• Frightened Rohingya rebuff bid to repatriate
• Hun Sen to inaugurate final phase of ‘controvers­ial’ dam
• Ministry: Crackdowns on human traffickin­g crimes have declined
• Bar Associatio­n clarifies title blunder
• Landmine experts hold talks
• Minister defends relocation
• Jewellery thieves make off with over $400,000
• Supply chain shift to Asean countries is accelerati­ng
• Oxfam launches project to connect rice supply chain
• On Myanmar border, a city thrives
• Vietnam: banking apps are the way of the future
• Trump sacks senior adviser at start of expected reshuffle
• Lion Air: A whole lot of questions for Boeing
• Duterte defends nap for summit no-shows
• Scientists find ‘Super-Earth’
• South Korea hushes for crucial examinatio­ns
• US-Japan alliance is vital
• Manila must send garbage back to Seoul
• The blind using own savings to venture into massage business
• Domestic helpers in Hong Kong jump in deep end
• ‘So Fresh Juice’ – your elixir of life
• The painful choice facing Myanmar single
• Greek silk road town finds itself back in fashion world
• Kid’s death sparks boxing debate
• LeBron passes Chamberlai­n in Lakers win
• Cambodian sailor to compete in Singapore
• Djoko in semis after breezing past Zverev at the ATP Finals
• Japanese aces eclipse European All Stars
• Fan fave Ranieri to the rescue at Fulham

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