Is Cambodia’s Foreign Policy Heading in the Right Direction? Cambodia needs to recalibrate its relationships with the US and EU, or risk becoming overly reliant on China. Op-Ed: The Diplomat By Kimkong Heng, February 08, 2019 Cambodia’s foreign policy has seen remarkable improvements after 1993 when the country held its UN-organized national election. The Cambodian government’s
Table 2: Framework on transversal competencies to inform NQF Source: UNESCO (2016). Assessment of Transversal Competencies: Policy and Practice in the Asia-Pacific Region. Domains Examples of key skills, competencies, values and attitudes Critical and innovative thinking: Creativity, entrepreneurship, resourcefulness, application skills, reflective thinking, reasoned decision-making. Interpersonal skills: Communication skills, organizational skills, teamwork, collaboration,sociability, collegiality, empathy,
Officials insist Thailand’s former leader Yingluck Shinawatra hasn’t been given a Cambodian passport So how she used one to register a company in Hong Kong is a mystery that points to the ‘highest levels’, observers say Op-Ed: South China Morning Post (SCMP) BY PHILA SIUJOHN POWER 26 JAN 2019 Thailand’s former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra. Photo:
China-Cambodia Military Fears in the Headlines with New US Intelligence Report A closer look at recent headlines about Beijing’s growing military presence in the Southeast Asian state and their wider significance. Op-Ed: The Diplomat By Prashanth Parameswara February 05, 2019 Last week, the suggestion that Cambodia could move towards changing its constitution to facilitate growing Chinese
