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Cambodia Has Not Tilted Away from China

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By Chanrith Ngin, Bunthorn Khath
| fulcrum.sg
When Cambodia co-sponsored the United Nations resolution condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, it was viewed as a significant shift in its foreign policy, paving the way for its rapprochement with the West and signifying a partial shift and independent or diversifying from the previous pro-China stance. After all, Cambodia and Russia are China’s allies and Russia is Cambodia’s “old friend”.
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The Undetermined Costs and Benefits of Cambodia’s Engagement with China’s Belt and Road Initiative

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By Chanrith Ngin
| fulcrum.sg
HOME ARTICLES The Undetermined Costs and Benefits of Cambodia’s Engagement with China’s Belt and Road Initiative This Long Read argues that despite common perceptions of Cambodia as a ‘client state’ of China due to its dependence on Chinese aid and investment, Cambodia does exercise agency and has been diversifying its donors and investors to meet its economic needs.
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Social and behavioural factors associated with depressive symptoms among university students in Cambodia: a cross-sectional study

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By Chanrith Ngin, Khuondyla Pal, Sovannary Tuot, Pheak Chhoun
| BMJ Open Verified
In Cambodia, little is known about social and behavioural determinants of depressive symptoms among student populations. In 2012, a study on 1943 students at 11 junior high and high schools found that exposure to violence among community members, peers or family was a predictor for depressive symptoms in the students.
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