Why Cambodia yields to China’s strategic commands

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Why Cambodia yields to China’s strategic commands

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"The establishment of a Chinese naval presence in Cambodia is the logical outcome of America’s long-flawed policies towards Phnom Penh"

A short but interesting historical overview on the Washington - Phnom Penh - Beijing relationship matrix. This is probably of more interest to newbies than to our more seasoned expats. Anyway, here is the link...

https://www.asiatimes.com/2019/07/artic ... -241803361
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Re: Why Cambodia yields to China’s strategic commands

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Doc67 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 7:32 am "The establishment of a Chinese naval presence in Cambodia is the logical outcome of America’s long-flawed policies towards Phnom Penh"

A short but interesting historical overview on the Washington - Phnom Penh - Beijing relationship matrix. This is probably of more interest to newbies than to our more seasoned expats. Anyway, here is the link...

https://www.asiatimes.com/2019/07/artic ... -241803361
Good article written by Sebastian Strangio. Worth the read. :thumb:
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