By holding a vote without the main opposition, Hun Sen shows his autocratic colors
Government counts on East Asians for tourism as Rohingya crisis turns Westerners off
Disbanded party activists to confront hardship of increasingly authoritarian state
Risk assessments hidden from residents as regime pushed ahead with hydropower ambitions
US and EU could deliver blows by taking away tariff-free access to their markets
Hun Sen now rules a one-party state, though questions about legitimacy remain
Hun Sen's CPP says it won up to 123 of 125 contested seats
Hun Sen must listen to his people and deliver reform
Shan-ni tongue and culture revive after years of suppression and conflict
Many expected to boycott election over elimination of popular opposition party
Delays to power plant projects could harm other economies in Southeast Asia
Apathy spreads as one-horse race lacks excitement of hard-fought 2013 poll
With an assured victory, prime minister closes campaign with no fresh incentives
SK Engineering warned authorities on the day of deadly collapse, utility chief says
Foreign carriers such as ANA see opportunities in the restructuring
Aggressive tactics make voters afraid to abstain from casting ballots
Company proceeding with expansion in Phnom Penh and Russia but hesitating on Japan
South Korea's SK and Korea Western Power among builders of $1bn project
A giant new stadium being built in Cambodia gives authoritarian rule a lift
Eldest son seen succeeding but others point to divisions within ruling party
Fresh challenges loom for long-ruling Hun Sen
Human rights group fears Hun Sen's example will inspire authoritarians in region
PTT subsidiary to bid for more oil blocks and plans power plant near Yangon
At least several reported dead and hundreds missing near hydropower project