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[OpEd] ASEAN and Myanmar Crisis: Ways Forward by Moeung Cheery

Our CCRS team, Mr. Moeung Cheery, Research Associate wrote an article on “ASEAN and Myanmar Crisis: Ways Forward” published on 29 July 2024 in Khmer Times. […] It is crucial that ASEAN recalibrate its game plan for addressing the Myanmar crisis if ASEAN is serious about its credibility. ASEAN needs to be bold in operationalizing …

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[CCRS’ Takes] Essence of the Visit of the Japan Foreign Minister Kamikawa Yoko to Cambodia from 5-6 July 2024

CCRS, 10 July 2024 Background On 5-6 July 2024, at the invitation of Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sok Chenda Sophea, Japan Foreign Minister Kamikawa Yoko paid an official visit to Cambodia. This was FM Kamikawa’s first visit to Cambodia after taking office in September 2023. This was part of her trip to Southeast …

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[OpEd] Cambodia still has a stake in Myanmar’s crisis by Him Rotha

Our Deputy Director, Him Rotha penned an op-ed piece on “Cambodia still has a stake in Myanmar’s crisis” on 07 June 2024, published in East Asia Forum. He argued Cambodia is keen to offer help in resolving the Myanmar crisis, in large part because of Hun Sen. Amid a general sense of fatigue in ASEAN …

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[OpEd] Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Challenges and Ways Forward to Accountability of the International System by Pom Chan Tep

CCRS Research Associate, Mr. Pom Chantep wrote an op-ed piece on “Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Challenges and Ways Forward to Accountability of the International System” on 4 June 2024, published in Khmer Times. You can read the full article via this link: https://www.khmertimeskh.com/501499484/russia-ukraine-conflict-challenges-and-ways-forward-to-accountability-of-the-international-system/

[OpEd] US Secretary of Defense’s Visit to Phnom Penh, Turning New Page in US – Cambodia Relations by Amb. Pou Sothirak and Him Raksmey

Our CCRS team, Amb. Pou Sothirak, Distinguished Senior Advisor and Mr. Him Raksmey, Executive Director penned an article on “US Secretary of Defense’s Visit to Phnom Penh, Turning New Page in US – Cambodia Relations” published today in Khmer Times. Read the full article via this link: https://www.khmertimeskh.com/501498888/us-secretary-of-defenses-visit-to-phnom-penh-turning-new-page-in-us-cambodia-relations/

[OpEd] Has ASEAN Failed to Resolve the Myanmar Issues? by Moeung Cheery and Khan Menghok

CCRS Research Associates, Mr. Moeung Cheery and Khan Menghok wrote an op-ed piece on “Has ASEAN Failed to Resolve the Myanmar Issues?” on 28 May 2024, published in Cambodianess. They argue that the effectiveness of the ASEAN-led peace initiative in Myanmar is questioned due to escalating unrest, lack of progress on the 5-Point Consensus, diverging …

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[OpEd] US Defense Secretary’s Trip a Chance for Better Relations by Khan Menghok

CCRS Research Associate, Mr. Khan Menghok wrote an op-ed piece on “US Defense Secretary’s Trip a Chance for Better Relations” on 28 May 2024, published in Cambodianess. In the article, he argues that the US Defense Secretary’s second trip to Cambodia presents an excellent opportunity to enhance the relationship between the two countries, particularly in …

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[OpEd] ASEAN’s Hard Choices: China for Economic Largess or the U.S. for Security and Stability in the Indo-Pacific by Moeung Cheery and Loeng Chetha

CCRS Research Associates, Mr. Moeung Cheery and Loeng Chetha wrote an op-ed piece on “ASEAN’s Hard Choices: China for Economic Largess or the U.S. for Security and Stability in the Indo-Pacific” on 24 May 2024, published in Cambodianess. They argue that ASEAN faces a strategic deadlock in its effort to balance relations amid great power …

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[OpEd] Coordinated response: Joint studies can help Lancang-Mekong countries address the challenges posed to the river basin and its communities by climate change by Amb. Pou Sothirak

Our Distinguished Senior Advisor, Amb. Pou Sothirak wrote an article on “Coordinated response: Joint studies can help Lancang-Mekong countries address the challenges posed to the river basin and its communities by climate change by Amb. Pou Sothirak” published on 23 May 2024, China Daily. Read the full article via this link: https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202405/23/WS664e871ca31082fc043c89b6.html

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