The Phnom Penh Post - 2019-10-28

• Search in full swing for British traveller missing on Koh Rong
• Relatives of Vietnamese truck victims speak out
• ADB set to provide $1.45B to aid growth
• Cambodia welcomes US stance of non-interferen­ce
• Hungarian president Ader pays visit to the Kingdom
• Sar Kheng defends tough gov’t measures against ‘coup’ plotters
• Apsara set to pursue legal action against resident over constructi­on
• Authoritie­s search for K Cham man after he skips court date twice
• Embassy of India holds blood donation drive
• Mondulkiri governor calls halt on selling, buying, transfer of land
• Lack of future plans a concern for migrant workers in South Korea
• National budget for next year set at $7.66 billion
• KR tribunal to hear Muth appeals
• Cambodia slides anew in WB’s ease of doing business rankings
• USTR: US ‘close to finalising some sections’ of trade deal with China
• Greenpeace slams Hyundai Motor’s green car strategy
• South Korea decides to abandon WTO developing nation status
• US Fed to continue cutting as fears and uncertaint­y deepen
• New Indonesian minister signals increase in export of manufactur­ing goods
• US durable goods suffer amid trade war, GM row
• PVOIL and MoMo work together for cashless payment of petrol in VN
• Vietnam’s aviation industry set to see strong growth
• US budget deficit balloons to almost $1T, highest since 2012
• IMF calls on Thai government to further ease monetary policy
• Speedy delivery hits Amazon’s bottom line, shares slump
• Britain’s best known stockpiler falls
• Indonesian gov’t needs to push policy reform to attract FDI, economists say
• VN has potential to become SE Asian innovation hub
• IS leader al-Baghdadi killed after US operation in Syria
• Chile’s Pinera sacks cabinet in bid to appease protesters, as normalcy returns to Santiago
• Three dead in Papua region of Indonesia
• Brexit: Election plan unveiled
• Mahathir’s comments over Kashmir incite call for M’sian palm oil boycott
• ‘Damning’ report issued on Lion Air crash
• Trump deals blow to Thai seafood sector over rights concerns
• Rebels take more than 40 officers hostage in Rakhine
• Ethiopia’s Abiy warns ethnic violence may worsen as clashes claim 67 lives
• Australia’s most notorious serial killer Milat dies of cancer
• Bezos snubbed as Pentagon awards Microsoft Jedi contract
• Seeking happiness the Bhutanese way
• Sra’ Art: A commercial art hub for photograph­y and painting
• From Scorpions to the Hoff: Fall of the Berlin Wall in music
• Art masterpiec­e found in kitchen goes under hammer
• Springboks’ Pollard breaks Welsh hearts in World Cup semi-final
• Suns win, Westbrook passes Magic for triple-doubles
• Stevenson seizes title in grudge match
• Pulisic bags hat-trick, City beat Villa
• Astros rout Nats to pull level in World Series
• England’s Jones credits defence for World Cup win

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