The Phnom Penh Post - 2017-05-09

• Politics play out on social media
• Kingdom shows high political engagement on FB
• Guidelines for artists draw ire
• After hospital visit, PM is back in fighting form
• Hundreds file lawsuit over fraud worth $46M
• KRT judges have ‘deep concerns’
• B Keila residents rally at developer’s home
• Court questions officials over sale of Jolie-Pitt land
• PM’s brother in dispute
• Data back up logging report
• EU markets falter as Macron secures presidency in France
• Correspond­ent banking in retreat, but growing in Asia
• Hackers exploiting weak links
• Warren Buffett slams Wells Fargo
• No Brexit fears for UK billionair­es
• China marches on with rising exports in April
• The Lao connection: the drug cartels hooking Southeast Asia
• Merkel’s party scores big win in state polls
• Rebels evacuated in Damascus
• Opposition rejects Maduro plan for charter
• Duterte’s deadly drug war under fire at UN
• Macron triumphs but focus turns to challenges ahead
• Philippine­s-US exercises begin
• South Korea prepares for election
• Cambodia and the EU: 20 years of cooperatio­n
• France elects Macron
• Palestinia­n designer breathes life into tradition
• Tuk-tuk tours to showcase street art
• Road-trip charm on a smaller scale
• Hits win big at MTV Awards
• Gaviria takes stage three, lead in Giro
• Honda’s Pedrosa wins, Spanish reign at Jerez
• Cavs sweep past Raptors into Eastern finals
• Jose goads Wenger after first loss
• Juve’s Benatia in live Italian TV racism storm
• McGlynn and Boeung Ket part company
• IOC heads to Los Angeles as race for the 2024 Olympics heats up
• Klopp blames Anfield pitch after stalemate

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