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- 1 killed, 3 injured in car blast in NW Pakistan
- S. Korea's rocket moved to launch pad
- Angkor 333-2010: Cambodian home-made car
- Two French men held on underage sex charges in Cam...
- Much more to beauty than 'perfect' T&A
- Planned dams in Cambodia ‘could cause poverty to s...
- Thai Military Leaders Scheduled for Visit
- The Number of Boeng Kak Lake Residents Protesting ...
- Family of Slain Union Leader Welcomes Court Move
- Doctor Discusses Risk of Strokes
- Govt puts torch to seized drugs
- Minnesota Pagoda Prepares for Buddha Relics
- Cambodian-Thai talks address malaria cases
- Rare wildlife product seizures spike
- 'I betrayed friends,' says S-21 chief
- 60kg of heroin seized in Jakarta on local tip
- Ministry of Health officials leave for intl confer...
- Vendors take rent grievance to PM
- Some flee riverbank erosion
- Govt denies patrols in disputed waters
- 4 loggers return after crackdown
- Cambodia expects to join international rubber group
- Club owner, 2 managers are charged on sex law
- Exports of garments to Japan rise 98.1pc
- Singapore group eyes investments
- CEO Talk: Troubles loom, but AMK is golden
- Pumped-up Polo takes fourth in bodybuilding compet...
- National teams slug it out at Baribo ballpark
- Decorated athletes return
- Brief: All eyes on the top five
- Police Blotter: 21 Aug 2009
- 'Balibo' cover-up: a film’s travesty of omissions
- Volleyball league set for more action
- An elephant's tale
- Cambodia to recall some troops at border: PM
- Indian security force arrests man with arms at Ind...
- Indonesia becomes promising market for Singaporean...
- 2 more deaths related to influenza A/H1N1 reported...
- Number of A/H1N1 flu cases up to 98 in Bangladesh
- Terror group responsible for Wednesday's attacks i...
- Myanmar hails achievements at ASENA Para Sports meet
- Obama praises Afghan presidential election importa...
- Lao Police Arrest Five Cambodians [$15,000 ransom ...
- Another useless meeting with Thai military leaders...
- Cooperative agreement for Thai-Cambodian border
- Hamill tells his story to children of Cambodia
- The Disappeared by Kim Echlin
- The Ministry of Interior Plans to Sue Chea Mony of...
- Repairing a Shattered Image
- Taiwan begins 3-day mourning period after typhoon
- Cambodia's 'Holy Cow' ceremony
- Minnesota Pagoda Prepares for Buddha Relics
- Thai Military Leaders Scheduled for Visit
- Cambodians unsure tribunals will heal wounds of ma...
- Cambodian village worships cow with reptilian skin
- Cambodian officials tipped off Indonesia to 60kg h...
- Govt to sue over murder claims
- Up in smoke
- Vendors take rent grievance to PM
- Rare wildlife product seizures spike
- Club owner, 2 managers are charged on sex law
- Some flee riverbank erosion
- CEO Talk: Troubles loom, but AMK is golden
- Exports of garments to Japan rise 98.1pc
- Cambodia expects to join international rubber group
- Decorated athletes return
- Pumped-up Polo takes fourth in bodybuilding compet...
- Singapore group eyes investments
- Police Blotter: 21 Aug 2009
- National teams slug it out at Baribo ballpark
- Volleyball league set for more action
- Brief: All eyes on the top five
- Cambodian Villagers mourns ‘holy cow’
- An elephant's tale
- 'Balibo' cover-up: a film’s travesty of omissions
- Paddling to the beat of a new drum: Dragon boat ra...
- Parents, Schools Make Plans for Swine Flu
- he Village Pig Project Announces Launch of New Web...
- Luxury Travel Promotes the Best of the Best of Cam...
- Acid Attack Film Debuts in Portland
- Head judge calls for "Fair and just" verdict for p...
- Cambodia mourns 'holy cow'
- Over 100,000 pills of drug substances destroyed in...
- Duch Put Friends in Prison, Too
- Cambodia offers farmers fund to fight against drought
- Duch and the Phung Ton family: an impossible meeting
- Q+A-Will Cambodia's economic woes affect stability?
- Scientists develop high-yield deep water rice
Cambodian mechanic Nhean Phaloek sits in his self-designed homemade Angkor 333-2010 car at his house in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Phaloek hopes to mass-produce the petrol-powered vehicle to which he has incorporated various peculiar features, including one which he claims allows users to open its doors telepathically. (Tang Chhin Sothy-AFP/Getty Images)
Cambodian mechanic Nhean Phaloek sits in his self-designed home-made Angkor 333-2010 car at his house in Phnom Penh on August 21, 2009. Phaloek hopes to mass-produce the petrol-powered vehicle to which he has incorporated various peculiar features, including one which he claims allows users to open its doors telepathically. (AFP PHOTO/TANG CHHIN SOTHY)
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Cambodian mechanic Nhean Phaloek sits in his self-designed homemade Angkor 333-2010 car at his house in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Phaloek hopes to mass-produce the petrol-powered vehicle to which he has incorporated various peculiar features, including one which he claims allows users to open its doors telepathically. (Tang Chhin Sothy-AFP/Getty Images)
Cambodian mechanic Nhean Phaloek sits in his self-designed home-made Angkor 333-2010 car at his house in Phnom Penh on August 21, 2009. Phaloek hopes to mass-produce the petrol-powered vehicle to which he has incorporated various peculiar features, including one which he claims allows users to open its doors telepathically. (AFP PHOTO/TANG CHHIN SOTHY)
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