cambodia. how do you feel because — cambodia. how do you feel because there _ cambodia. there has - cambodia. how do you feel because there has been - cambodia. how do you feel- because there has been tension between you and kim football, you are collaborators and cofounders of the cambodia national rescue party, but you seem to have parted company on several different issues. his daughter, he has not been convicted 227 years, i believe, currently under house arrest, his daughter has been quoted as saying quoting him, that a leader never asks supporters to do what he is not willing to do himself. is that a problematic idea for you?— idea for you? not at all. i will no idea for you? not at all. i will go back— idea for you? not at all. i will go back to _ idea for you? not at all. i will go back to cambodia | will go back to cambodia immediately when hun sen stops preventing me physically from moving there. i am ready to go but how can i go? no airline would carry me. and if i go by land i am prevented from entering cambodia. macro said. hun sen said he would ask his sold

because cambodia came from a very low level.ally reduced to ashes. so when you come from a near zero level, the progress can be only noticeable. but the 6—7% per year is not extraordinary, it is in line with the growth enjoyed by neighbouring countries. but more importantly, you have to look at the quality of the growth. you have to see whether this growth has been sustainable and equitable. they have not been sustainable and equitable because cambodia has suffered from the highest deforestation rates in the world. and with the social fabric tearing down because of human trafficking, prostitution, how can that kind of growth be sustainable? what one can say is the international community has deepened its trading relationships with cambodia, cambodia is now seen as a low—cost manufacturer to the world. yes, fortunately. did you say fortunately? yes, fortunately that the international community continue to help cambodia. you approve of that? yes, to help the cambodian people. but they are also helping hun sen and his colleagues to

was secret for going into cambodia you know etc. and numbers of and a very silly ultimately devastating program for laos and lehrer doesn't agree with the latter but he sees a lot of it's very unwise. but what he does for nixon is he will go to congress and know loudly you know, defend what the president has done and, what the administration has done. and he does that right up until the last days of the first administration and the right. and he does that. but the trade is and it's almost it's extraordinary to say. nixon well, okay, remember we were going to get 30,000 troops out. remember, we were going to get those 40,000 out. now over and over. and i actually interviewed laird by phone twice. and he didn't know me from a hole in the wall, but almost in the first 5 minutes of our conversation one of the things he said and i'm interested in that quote but was something like do you know how many kids i get of that -- war? i wrote that that for him was the singular contribution. and i also think and i don't know if apprentice goes in

this is true in syria as well as cambodia.— true in syria as well as cambodia. ~ ., ., ., cambodia.ough _ cambodia. whether or not that getting through in _ cambodia. whether or not that getting through in couples - cambodia. whether or not that getting through in couples like| getting through in couples like washington or london, it certainly doesn't seem to be cutting any ice in the capital that arguably matters most when it comes to diplomacy, that is beating. raising it seems has an ironclad alliance with wonsan and the current cambodian government. nothing you say or do is going to change that, is it? because this strategy _ change that, is it? because this strategy alliance - change that, is it? because i this strategy alliance between hun sen and basing is crucial to hun sen. is existential to hun sen. for china, china has decided to make cambodia a military stronghold, and outpost. military stronghold, and outpost-— military stronghold, and outpost. military stronghold, and outost. . , outpost. that is stephen sackur s - eakin , outpost. that is stephen sackur speaking to _

in cambodia there is nothing surprising there.hat is an epoque a once in a generation powered transfer. hun sen had beenin powered transfer. hun sen had been in power since the 1980s. it was a moment for him to head over and he was heading over to his son, as indeed many associates were heading over to their sons. we had more of a feeling of a dynastic transition and little to do with an election of which the main opposition party was banned. there is little freedom to challenge the government in cambodia. the surprise in thailand was the election itself in may when move forward the reformist party came forward and they had been banned and many people feel that when future forward appeared in the first election in 2019 it incited a lot of interest because it was new and it would not do as well this time. it fastly exceeded expectations and completely threw off the thought that there might be a pheu thai led government. what has happened in the last few months is the constitution by the military has come into play and it has moved

jonathan had bbc news, cambodia.sary of hip—hop. the cultural movement reportedly first emerged at a back—to—school party in new york. hip—hop has since grown into a global movement influencing music, fashion, and dance. tom brook sent this report on the impact of hip—hop on film. landmark new york venues have been hosting 50th anniversary celebrations of hip—hop. yankees stadium staged a special concert, featuring the likes of run dmc, snoop dogg, ice cube and common. radio city music hall also hosted a celebration with a performance by hip—hop legends the sugarhill gang. new york, scream! as did the empire state building with other hip—hop stars. we are celebrating 50 years! there are many eager celebrants of a 50th anniversary of this cultural movement defined by its breakdancing, djing, rapping, and graffiti. hip—hop has had an impact in many different arenas, including with the movies. here at new york's museum of the moving image, a special 50th anniversary hip—hop film series is taking place, paying tribute to

the identification team to track down and return the statues that were looted from the temples of cambodia during decades of conflict. then we look at thousands of sculptures sold by international art dealers to museums and private collections around the world . many times we don't know where they came from. seeing that beautiful and incredible is a concept that i don't hear. the national exhibition has agreed to return the unique bronze sculpture to the shortage. now the team is investigating whether any of the devices and items related to all of them and their works in four other museums in australia should also be returned. be returned or not jame yazd elegant mosque, we believe it exists in museums in australia, we have collected it, but we are not sure how many of them exist in the space of private collections, which were continuously spread throughout cambodia, thailand, vietnam and laos , so it is difficult for exhibitions to identify this. which of the works is related to farhadi in today's era is to find the place where the works are found and i think they will be very useful in d

hun manet has been appointed prime minister by cambodia's king.fter a landslide election victory injuly. many analysts say stability was established, but critics say democracy was stifled under his rule. our south east asia correspondentjonathan head gave us more details of the new prime minister's background. hun sen's eldest son, hun manet, who is 45 years old, is now the new prime minister, although he has to go before parliament to have his new government confirmed in the next couple of weeks, but that's a mere formality, as well, because the ruling party, which is very much hun sen's own vehicle, completely dominates parliament after an election in which the main opposition was actually banned from contesting it. so the new prime minister is a much younger face, a different generation. little known, really. he's been very prominent in the cambodian army. he's western—educated, unlike his father, who came up through the crucible of the khmer rouge revolution, a very sort of different background, but not tested in politics. he's only really bee

i believe this statue is from northern cambodia and the best answer is by the identification team to trace and return the statues that during a conflict of temples cambodia was looted and then sold by international art dealers to museums and private collections around the world . we look at thousands of statues. the return of convincing evidence that the statues helped to steal from eastern cambodia the national exhibition has agreed to return the bronze statue to the shortage. at four there is another museum and they should be returned or not. we have collected a collection of about 100 styles, we believe they exist in australian museums , but we are not sure how many of them exist in private collections . which of these countries is relevant in today's era, one of our main concerns is to find the night and where to find the artifacts, and i think this will be very useful in determining the next step, as if this cambodian team says now the statue of shiva. to a village that believes este shiva came from there and will return so that this team can gather more evidence to present to t

this is true in syria as well as in cambodia.apitals like washington and london, it certainly doesn't seem to be cutting any ice in the capital that arguably matters most when it comes to diplomacy. and that is beijing, because beijing has, it seems, an iron clad alliance with hun sen and the current cambodian government. nothing you say or do is going to change that, is it? because the strategic alliance between hun sen and beijing is crucial to hun sen, is existential to hun sen and for china? china has decided to make cambodia a military stronghold, an outpost stephen speaking to the exiled cambodian opposition leader, sam ramsey. he can see the full interview here on bbc news, just check the schedule online. ——just check the schedule for your region online. all this week on newsday, we've been bringing you a special series about the people we call game changers. the one thing they all have in common is that they have worked to improve the lives of communities who can sometimes struggle to fit into wider society. today's game

he was appointed prime minister cambodia's king.ouncement came after a landslide election victory in july. we look at the new prime minister's background. >> the 45-year-old son is a new prime minister that he has to go before parliament to have his new government confirmed but that is a mere formality. the ruling party completely dominates parliament after an election. the new prime minister is a much younger face, a different generation. little-known. he has been very prominent in the cambodian army and his western educated, unlike his father, who came up to the crucible of the khmer rouge revolution. but he is not tested in politics, only active in the last year or so. nobody knows quite what kind of prime minister he's getting to be. i think the hope is that this is a gradual transition and that it does not create any dramatic changes and that his son gets a chance. it is difficult. he has so dominated the country in these last 38 years. he has come to almost politics and is at the center of a web of powerful alliances. he has m

jonathan head with what is happening in cambodia.ed over $1 billion at the global box office. it means greta gerwig has become the first woman to reach the milestone as a solo director. 0ur reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. iam i am told he is not. we arejoined now by sandro monetti, editor—in—chief of the hollywood international filmmaker magazine. are you surprised to hear they have reached this milestone? because the marketing campaign was one of the best i've seen for any product in history. yes, a plastic dial, created backin yes, a plastic dial, created back in 1959, has saved the cinema industry. because when you think about it the familiar death now was ringing yet again or movie theatres. it is because the summer 2023 box office started off with a lot office started off with a lot of disappointing films, which had performed below expectations, and then came barbie, and blew everything away. it is a barbie well now, we just live in it. away. it is a barbie well now, wejust live in it. i away. it is a barbi

but cambodia's got lots of challenges. it has an economy very dependent on international demand. things that are going to challenge this new and untested man in charge of the country. that was our south asia correspondent. let's take a look at other stories. in india, senior leaders enter parliament for the first time after being reinstated as an mp. mr gundy was disqualified as an mp after court found him guilty in a defamation case in march and sentenced him to two years injail. the supreme court suspended the ruling last week, opening the way for his return. the un's children's agency unicef says south asia has the highest percentage of children exposed to extreme high temperatures compared to all other it estimates around half a billion children in the south asia are exposed to temperatures exceeding 35 celsius for approximately a quarter of the year. one of the most impact that our children in afghanistan, india, pakistan and bangladesh. —— our children. the american film director william friedkin has died at the age of 87. he won the best director oscar for the 1971 thrille

last week i'm send announced his decision to step down after routing, cambodia, but only for decades. last month, selections of and condemned by the us un on the european union, as not a free no fat. those are the headlines it is continues here and i'll just say are opt or risk. it old states with them so much and bye for now. the this is in the central american countries around 250 kilometers northeast. the used car has the pollution of about 55000 people and is getting ready to collections the next day, the time to drive sicily true and has to be requisitions by the government for the serious connection, the task taking stuff and kind of boxes to outline for the just the time is subsidies she'd no choice in the mac the the the so even if the old truck breaks down high as passages will have to finish jeremy on site the the the, the time is the system. so the give signed you a small fee for the job, which pays for his fuel and a guy to help him on the difficult journey. the on the side and the name the beautiful, the people. well i don't know who's on the, the, the people the for that

per year, so in 2021 the volume of trade. 1 billion us dollars forecast 30 in the thirtieth year cambodia vietnam while the west calls them the third world. they grow like a tremble, judge for yourself the population of the bloc is almost 700 million people and is growing by an average of more than 5% per year. the total economy is 2.6 trillion dollars, and there is still cooperation with cs asia , it is this region that the future belongs to today, it is no coincidence that the gross domestic product of asia is developing dynamically, it gives a five percent increase, and the world economy is only three europe and the united the states of america are even smaller, that is, we see that the industrial centers of europe and the united states of america are fading away, and the centers of asian states are today. e in significant degree of age. it is not promising and focus in itself. e, all the world connections of the osians, they call the core of the integration processes in the asia-pacific region for belarus, and here the priority is important, taking into account the diversification of

but the 1st transition of power in cambodia for nearly 40 years. it is unlikely to mean any change in policy. as tony chang reports, cambodia, as king arrives for the opening of the new parliament in the capital pen pen, just behind him home, sen, prime minister since 1985. despite international condemnation, the election in july was need the free nor fair. the king maintained to have faith in his new government. no. okay. i strongly believe that the new man died. government was leave the confidence from the parliament and will fulfill duties in accordance with the policy to continue to push for economic price and lift to the livelihood of people. but this palm and we'll see a shift in power, not from one policy to another, but from father to son. the 1st order of business is a vote of confidence in the new prime minister. and with a 120 of a 125 seats in the hands of the cambodian people, spotty, the c p. p. the result is in no doubt, one minute has been groomed for the tough job for several years. he took a noticeably high profile, rolling campai

the smiles suggest to cambodia is powerful allies expect friendly relations to continue. like father, like son, tony chang, elders are a stock market invest as a disappointed by the latest effort to boost the economy in china. she has traded lower off to the central bank kind of main interest rate by a 10 to one percent trade as well hoping from all the worlds 2nd largest economy, struggling with reduced amount and for goods, both at home and abroad. and that's in addition to a property, something we clean currency following the curve with crisis is spending the beginning and when the women's football will come, for the 1st time spain secure the one they'll bit treat to take him to try feet in australia as captain of the camera scored in the 29th minute they've now joined germany is the only nations to win both the women and men's welcome stories as morton, instead, abrasions in madrid. all you join us here at the bar image, right? a few 100 meters from a arena were about 7 halls. we supposed to watch springs historic world cup victory over england. it's many hours now si

in cambodia there are things playing out now about naval bases for the chinese. solomon islands is another place where there could be a chance to apply naval statecraft. thomas: i remember it was a couple of years ago there was this report coming out of nowhere showing that suddenly the chinese were expressing interest in equatorial guinea and i wondered why i should care about that and you were persuasive that it was a big deal. can you tell a little bit more about that? brent: certainly. when you look at the whole area, there are so many ports and they could go to any one of them but it has to line up with those factors. the assurance that the regime in power is going to survive. equatorial guinea stood out and it was obvious from that perspective that it would be a place they could double down. there was an economic rent there . you can't avoid geography. a deepwater port is now a strategic asset. why does it matter question mark first is the missile range is not far away. if you are the chinese and want to watch what we are doing with our nuclear submarine fo

cambodia. he was a big man, six foot 2 to 40 today. that's not even an nfl quarterback. but in 1970, that was a very big man. when he came home after almost a year in an army hospital in hawaii, he weighed half of what he did when he went to southeast asia. and as much as i was shocked by his injuries, that was not the only memory that i took from that time. i also saw vietnam, through the eyes of classmates at fort sill, fort bragg. classmates who sometimes, when called to the principal's office, were not going for a doctor's appointment. they were going because there was a chance that there was bad news from southeast asia in april of 1975. one of my classmates, denise johnson, father master sergeant denning johnson of harnett county, carolina, was air force medic. president ford, through his secretary of, defense don rumsfeld, had ordered the evacuation of all of the orphanages in saigon in anticipation of the north vietnamese advance into that beleaguered city. sergeant johnson volunteered to help rescue those children. but sadly the c-5 that he a crew member of. wit

you never failed at way, cason, the valley in cambodia.l leave with the words of the reverent dr. billy graham. reverend graham said of president nixon that a tree is best measured when it's laid down. president nixon's humble roots through to his legacy have yet to be measured. i am convinced that the views of history will accurately measure his life and genius, and that richard nixon will not be found -- at this statue, at this place, in your honor, it's a fitting reminder of all that that man meant to the men and women who answered the call and did not fail our nation. thank you for the honor, god bless you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we now want to acknowledge everybody in the audience who served today by concluding with a little tune, as we like to do. we invite you to stand. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and now, united states marine corps. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, one quick note. you should know that across the country, the richer nixon foundation has gone to all of the iconic monuments in the nation's capital. and

manet, who has been appointed prime minister by cambodia's king.injuly. many analysts say stability was established, but democracy was stifled under his rule. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan head gave us more details of the new prime minister's background. hun sen's eldest son, hun manet, who is a5—years—old, is now the new prime minister, although he has to go before parliament to have his new government confirmed in the next couple of weeks, but that's a mere formality, as well, because the ruling party, which is very much hun sen's own vehicle, completely dominates parliament after an election in which the main opposition was actually banned from contesting it. so the new prime minister is a much younger face, a different generation. little known, really. he's been very prominent in the cambodian army. he's western—educated, unlike his father, who came up through the crucible of the khmer rouge revolution, a very sort of different background, but not tested in politics. he's only really been active in politics in the last year or so.

you never failed at way, caisson, the valley in cambodia. reverend graham said of president nixon that a tree is best measured when it is laid down. president nixon's humble roots through to his legacy have yet to be measured. i'm convinced that the muse of history will accurately measure his life and his genius and that richard nixon will not be found wanting and that statue, at this place, in your honor is a fitting reminder of all that that man meant to the men and women who answered the call and never failed our nation. thank you for the honor. god bless you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we now want to acknowledge everyone in the audience who served today by concluding with a little tune as we like to do and we invite you to stand when you hear your memory. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the united states army. [applause]. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the united states navy. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> coast guard. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> united states air force. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> united states space force. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> and now, the united states marine corps. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> outstanding. ladies and gentlemen, i'll leave

per year, so in 2021 the volume of trade. 1 billion us dollars forecast 30 in the thirtieth year cambodiawed the west they are called the third world. they are growing, as if by leaps and bounds, the population of the bloc is almost 700 million people and is growing by an average of more than 5% per year. total economy 2.6 trillion dollars. but there is still cooperation with cs asia , this is the region for which the future belongs today, it is no coincidence that the gross domestic product of asia is developing dynamically, e, gives five percent increase, and the world economy is only three europe and the united states of america and even less, that is, we see that the industrial centers of europe and the united states of america are fading away, and the centers of asian states today. e is pretty much age. these are not promising and focus in themselves, but all the world ties of the osians, they call the core of the integration processes in the asia-pacific region for belarus, and here the priority is important, taking into account the diversification of markets and the search for new

, hun manet who has been appointed prime minister by cambodia's king.outh east asia correspondent jonathan head sent this update. hun sen's eldest son hun manet is now the new prime minister, although he has to go before parliament to have his new government confirmed in the next couple of weeks but that is a formality as well because the ruling party, which is very much hun sen's own vehicle, completely dominates parliament after an election in which the main opposition was actually banned from contesting it. so the new prime minister is a much younger face, a different generation, little—known — has been very prominent in the cambodian army and western educated, unlike his father, who came up through the crucible of a revolution, a very different background, but not tested in politics. has really only been active in politics in the last year so nobody knows what kind of prime minister he is going to be but i think the hope is that this a gradual transition and does not create any dramatic changes and that hun sen's son gets a chance to bed down. it is

so we went on to cambodia. what found in cambodia was a criminal ring had been using dummied up pictures of soviet nationals in their news magazines. back in russia and they cut them out and they they made them appear to be soldiers and they used them to extort money from the families. p.o.w.s literally that ring was uncovered when we were in nam pan and camp in cambodia. we went there on into laos and then back into to vietnam. we're about ready to leave. went into hanoi earlier and they they hadn't finished their party convention. so we but anyway, we ended up back in hanoi, back in rather than saigon. and it was about time for us to come home. and we got a phone call from. the folks up in in hanoi who said that to the communist party has been finished. the liberation they have selected as new leader of our the change and gorbachev my guy it was the guy that president bush told about his name is doumani. and they they to moy once before you go back to the us he wants you to come and meet with him next morning

i'm in cambodia cambodia is a country in southeast asia with a very difficult history.ise an interesting position not prevent me from showing you the brightest exotic amazing and exciting. well let's go compote. what do you think this is a monument to durian? yes, yes, the same, well , very fragrant fruit. i tried it in thailand and vietnam and the impression is, i must say, twofold, but they say that the best option is growing. still, here in cambodia , and in this particular area. so hope to love durian. i don't lose going to try. hello well, they say you have the best durians here. i've come here to try it. all our fruits are delicious, but durian, especially the earth here is very fertile, there are a lot of minerals in it, so that the durian grows perfect. i heard durian is called the king of fruits. for what for what such merits for sweetness and aroma. and if you think that this is the most delicious smell, of course, the most beautiful. i know that in some countries it is even forbidden to be transported precisely because of the smell, because it is very sharp.

afterfour decades in power in cambodia, hun sen is handing over to his eldest son.n years of economic growth and a key strategic position in south—east asia, maybe the status quo is acceptable to most cambodians. well, it's hard to know, given the repression of political dissent. my guest is the veteran exiled opposition leader sam rainsy. has hun sen outwitted his enemies? sam rainsy, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it's a great pleasure to have you in the studio. i wonder if right now, you are feeling very depressed. in thejuly election in cambodia for the national assembly, the ruling people's party won 120 of the 125 seats. was that really the final nail in the coffin of your opposition movement? no. we continue the fight. it's an uphill battle but i think in the end, democracy will prevail. what makes you think that, given the track record

the smiles suggest the cambodia is powerful. allies expect friendly relations to continue. like father, like son, tony chang, elders are china. the central bank has cut a key interest rates in an attempt to prop up its economy. the peoples bank of china concepts benchmark rate by 10 basis points to 3.45 percent. this comes submitted concerns about the post k recovery of the world's 2nd largest economy. a chinese shows a trade in global market expected, a bigger interest rate to find from industries means the lead is from the fishing industry to discuss plans to release a treated radioactive water from the fax machine. when you get pumped into the ocean, the fisherman say the already under pressure from climate change and the fishing. now face threats to the reputation for food safety. the nuclear watchdog says the government's plan is safe. china, south korea, and pacific island nations against it. let's bring it in hand, i'll come on, come and get joins live now from take you and how go tell us more about board because she has been discussing for sure. so on sunday, japane

relations have been established with all countries, open diplomatic missions in vietnam concurrently in cambodia lao families and thailand and indonesia concurrently in malaysia, singapore and the philippines in march 2022 , the consulate general of the republic of belarus was opened in ho chi minh city. vietnam develop inter-parliamentary relations. the security situation is deteriorating catastrophically not only in europe but throughout the world. the practice of the west to organize coups in countries and impose sanctions on the unacceptable carries the risk of fomenting a third world war about this in various formats. the president of belarus said that global structures should be formed on the basis of respect and fair understanding, based on such principles, belarus is ready to be friends with all of our responses sanctions pressure intensification of cooperation between the sco briks in the conclusion of new trade agreements and constructive mutually beneficial cooperation with all. who is ready to be friends and work with us in the new world? belarus is already built in, either through w

what i was seven, my father was grievously wounded in the invasion of cambodia. he was a big man, six foot two, 240 pounds. today, that's not even an nfl quarterback. in 1970, that was a very big man. when he came home after almost a year in an army hospital, he weighed half of what he weighed when he went to southeast asia. as much as i was shocked by his injuries, that was not the only memory that i took from that time. i also saw vietnam through the eyes of ford bragg, classmates who are sometimes called to the principles office when they were not going for a doctors appointment. there was a chance that there was bad news from southeast asia. in april of 1975, one of my classmates asked -- an air force medic. president ford had ordered the evacuation of all of the orphanages in saigon in anticipation of the north vietnamese into that beleaguered city. he volunteered to help rescue those children. sadly, the crew that he was a member of was 174 young, helpless vietnamese children. it crashed at the end of the runway at thompson air base. 40 years later, i was a

the smiles suggest the cambodia is powerful. allies expect friendly relations to continue. like father, like son, tony chang, elders are, depends. prime minister will be holding a cabinet meeting on tuesday to decide the start date for the release of treated radioactive water into the ocean. earlier he met leaders on the fishing industry to hear their views. and official didn't say that they're already under pressure. and now face threats to their reputation on food safety. that you, a nuclear watchdog says the government's plan is safe, but china, south korea and pacific island nations are all against it's how come and gomery has more now from tokyo, a just today to sure to announce that he will be holding a cabinet meeting on tuesday. to discuss when the japanese government should begin releasing tree data, radioactive waste water from the collapse solution and died to nuclear plants into the pacific ocean. now this comes just 2 days after fish, i paid a visit to super shima and met with the plant operators ago. and also checked facilities in his meetings with the plant o

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so 3 admitted to maneuvers that started on monday and cambodia is king, has opened the national assembly, setting up the transition of paula from bethany the phone send to his son, king. none of them see how monique is overseeing the lawmakers should june vote on tuesday to adopt 45 good old money as new prime minister on science can board and people's policy one, a landslide victory in july's general election. he said, following the vote that he will 10 power to the sub office 30. it's us as can vote here. i was need to malaysia now where the government is being accused of discriminating against the countries l g b t q. communities actress claim the rejection of clear munitions is tantamount to a human rights violation pointing to arise and online abuse, harassment, and crackdowns as hotline is. let me just views. getting more political flowed. a comic that is used to perform regularly in malaysia seed have on stage videos, posted on instagram. but after police ready to party last year, life is changed. she's still doing shows a time and very rarely goes out in drag i think the society

as tony chang reports, cambodia is king, arrives for the opening of the new parliament in the capital pen pen just behind him home, sen, prime minister since 1985. despite international condemnation, the election in july was neither free nor fair. the king maintained to have faith in his new government. no, i strongly believe that the new man died. government will receive the confidence from the parliament and will fulfill judy is in accordance with the policy to continue to push for economic price and lift to the livelihood of people. but this paulman will see a shift in power, not from one party to another, but from father to son. this is the 1st order of business as a vote of confidence in the new prime minister. and with a 120 of a 125 seats in the hands of the cambodian people, spotty, the c p. p. the result is in no doubt, one minute has been groomed for the tough job for several years. he took a notice of the high profile, rolling campaigning during the last election race. although he remained quiet about his plans for the new ro educated in the us and u. k. and the fluent engl

i went to cambodia to check out some of these human trafficking crypto scam compounds.t is truly terrifying. we wish we could get into it more but we will make people read your book. the book is available september 12 wherever you buy your books. another exclusive looks at ken griffin lobbying in florida the tickly when it comes to anti-china crackdowns on foreigners. bloomberg's miami bureau chief is here to explain. we take a look at the incident itself, what does ken griffin have to do by fighting ron desantis on these issues? >> thank you for having me. basically, to ken griffin, ron desantis'ban on chinese and other areas of concern of owning property in florida, he sought as an ideological fraud. to ken griffin, lawful owners should be able to own real estate whenever they want and even if you had a working visa or a green card, you wouldn't be able to actually own property in south florida. the other side of it is since adele has relocated to miami last year. they are bringing in hundreds of workers from miami. along with that kind of restriction would obviously