The Phnom Penh Post - 2019-05-31

• Modi sworn in with revamped gov’t
• Hun Sen: I’m waiting for war with those wanting my arrest
• Police hunting suspect in the rape, murder of two children
• Court hears Rott Mony case
• Svay Rieng man succumbs to rabies after bitten by dog
• KRP president alleges land-filling in Kampot
• Bird conservati­on meeting held
• Chinese arrested for entering with $855K
• Gov’t allows VoA to open a representa­tive bureau
• Workshop highlights research on Kingdom’s ancient history
• Bun Heng demands action against unlicensed doctors
• Hun Sen cites ‘complex challenges’ at Future of Asia conference in Tokyo
• Venture capital firm Ooctane identifies start-ups to fund
• Boeing CEO on 737 MAX problems: ‘We clearly fell short’
• S’pore No1 competitiv­e economy
• Nearly 115K sign petition to cut airfares to Papua province
• South Korean firms issue more than $4B in ESG-related bonds this year
• Huawei a key beneficiar­y of China subsidies which the US wants terminated
• Will Apple’s roots in China hold fast amid political storm?
• Criminal probe launched into Hungary boat tragedy
• Israel to hold poll rerun after coalition deadlock
• Thai pro-junta coalition bid hits dead end
• Wanted Myanmar firebrand abbot ‘not afraid’ of arrest, say local media
• Mahathir Mohamad: M’sia will use Huawei ‘as much as possible’
• Floating sweatshops: Is the fish you eat caught by ‘slaves’?
• Africa’s elephants still face extinction, experts warn
• Another Tiananmen ‘impossible’ in China
• Mueller denies probe cleared Trump, hands baton to Congress
• India to recalibrat­e South Asia ties, expand further afield
• The restaurant­eur keen to share Mongolian food with compatriot­s
• Internatio­nal price slump is placing Colombian coffee-growers in limbo
• Barber cuts a dash with Afro-Caribbean Londoners
• The Hollywood superstars pushing back boundaries
• Jamie Oliver: TV star and man on mission
• A decade on, Equatorial Guinea still struggles for place in world tourism
• Relaxing with wax: Meet the Slovak Monsieur Tussaud
• Fed, Nadal power into third round at French Open
• Take a chant on me – a very British footballin­g art
• Wie blasts ‘racist’ comments from golf coach Haney
• Alisson, Lloris face final challenge
• Tiger feat! Superfan’s risks to see B’desh idols
• Peters storms to Giro d’Italia 17th stage win
• Chelsea celebrate before facing uncertain future without Hazard
• Tennis serving Cambodians with US education
• Top level Chinese side fields three goalkeeper­s

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