Cambodia sinks into greed and turmoil under new regime
Cambodia faces a surge of graft and political violence as grenade attacks target opposition papers and mobs ransack presses. Banks launder money while forests vanish for foreign loggers. A weakened UN footprint leaves judges bribed, journalists jailed, and rural migrants trapped in cycles of debt and dispossession.
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