The Phnom Penh Post - 2018-12-06

• PMs ‘committed’ to settling border row
• Law change ‘welcomed’ by Sokha as it goes for review
• Mueller suggests no jail for Flynn
• ‘Workers’ welfare progresses’
• Meeting outcomes aim to promote ‘green jobs’
• Book charting lives of PM’s sons
• Education Ministry urges the Kingdom’s youth to volunteer
• Sacked education officers request PM grant them return
• US Embassy urges reconcilia­tion
• Court delays ruling in Rainsy defamation case
• Ferry port shareholde­r kills himself
• EU companies voice concern over impact of possible EBA withdrawal
• Asian markets sink with Wall St, amid confusion
• Vietnam needs to simplify property laws for foreigners
• Listed real-estate companies on rise
• Co-working space demand rises across Asia
• HKL bond officially lists on the CSX
• Vietnam seen as S Korea’s entry to Asean
• Trump meets with German auto executives
• Campaigner­s target coal at UN climate talks in Poland
• Soldiers hunt suspects in ‘Papua mass killing’
• Financier faces fresh charges in 1MDB woes
• Saudi prince is dangerous, says US Rep Senator
• Baby born via uterus transplant­ed from dead donor
• Divided UK braces for once-in-a-lifetime Brexit vote
• Germany looks beyond Merkel
• Tsunami alert triggered in New Caledonia
• Playing the Islamic card
• A block to democracy and stability in Thailand
• With the jihadists gone, booze is back in the open in Iraq’s Mosul
• Icelandic language contends with tsunami of English
• City withstand late onslaught
• Redskins rule out making move for Kaepernick
• Focus on Juniors at ATF General Assembly
• IAAF maintains Russia’s ban from athletics over doping
• Players aren’t sabotaging my efforts: Mourinho
• Wilder wants Fury rematch ‘ASAP’

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