The Phnom Penh Post - 2022-03-18

• Moscow set to shape future of UN’s presence in Afghanista­n
• Royal Academy president Sok Touch on his Tonle Sap wetlands investigat­ion
• Invite to meet union activists
• ASEAN-US summit dates rest upon Indonesia, PM explains
• Vandine: Covid-19 effects linger
• PM: Ukrainian refugees won’t be denied entry to Kingdom
• Elephant herd with babies found in M’kiri sanctuary
• Officials set to preserve old P Sihanouk royal residence
• Japanese PM paying state visit Mar 20-21
• SOS Village inaugurate­d
• Cambodia expanding school meals with help from WFP, US
• Neth Savoeun: Ethics training will strengthen peacekeepi­ng
• Bunong block bulldozers, allege illegal land clearing
• Earth Hour inspires zero-emissions goal
• Ministry, capital’s safe-tourism team hold first meet
• Plant protection law on the horizon
• Tax revenue reaches 18% of 2022 goal in 2 months
• SSEZ imports, exports soar 43% on-year to hit $437M: operator
• Smart ramps up shift to data-driven services
• Law on Investment – Resetting Cambodia’s business landscape?
• As ‘the future’ of travel, sustainabl­e tourism ‘not option but investment’
• Four dead in powerful 7.4 quake off eastern Japan
• SK reports record Covid cases as Omicron surges
• HK mulls easing Covid rules as public tolerance ‘fading’
• British PM Johnson meets Saudi Arabia crown prince
• UN aid drive to avert Yemen catastroph­e falls far short
• Tehran frees captives as nuclear deal gets ‘close’
• Singapore court rejects appeals by three men on death row
• Thailand faces early poll as coalition cracks widen
• Bukit Aman team headed to S’pore to investigat­e 1MDB, Tawfiq Anyan
• China confident of controllin­g Omicron wave
• Our strength is our unity: Putin chose war. We unite with Ukraine
• Youthful Kandal entreprene­urs win funding for farming project
• Toad breaks silence after 100 quiet years
• Tequila fish saved from extinction
• Fashion industry hunts for eco-materials
• Sparkling pools, empty taps: Cape Town’s water barrier
• Historic Ukrainian city scrambles to wrap up heritage from bombs
• Yemen war turns nature reserve back into waste dump
• Indonesia revs up for first Grand Prix motorcycle racing in twenty-five yrs
• Italy gets first offshore wind farm, vows energy revolution
• “YOU BET!”
• ‘Visionary’ US scientist Gene Parker dies at 94
• Five head-to-heads at Championsh­ips
• Chicago Cubs owners to lead bid to buy England club Chelsea
• Kecmanovic shocks Berrettini to reach Indian Wells quarter-finals
• Liverpool demolish Arsenal to boost title bid
• United’s Pogba reveals burglary ‘nightmare’
• Troubled Chelsea cruise past Lille with 2-1 win to reach Champions League quarters
• Dinwiddie buzzer-beater seals Mavs win over Nets

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