Trans-Pacific Partnership: Do it for Vietnam The Trans-Pacific Partnership will have a huge positive effect on Vietnam’s economy. Should Americans care? By Ankit Panda April 28, 2015 Tyler Cowen, the prolific economist behind Marginal Revoution (a blog I’ve read for over half-a-decade and recommend), has a unique case in favor of the Trans-Pacific Partnership that relies on simple utilitarian logic.
RCAF Deputy Commander in Chief Chea Dara speaks at the Peace Palace in Phnom Penh last week during a forum on cooperation between the national military and private businesses. Hong Menea RCAF role is to protect the Cambodian people Mon, 3 August 2015 Mu Sochua Op-Ed: The Phnom Penh Post In all democratic nations, military
Political Paradigm of Pragmatism from the Khmer Youth part 30 This part (30), the author Mr. Sophan Seng didn’t traditionally describe about the policy platform for political parties for the upcoming national election 2017 and 2018 as planned. He is articulating the four outstanding political events in Cambodia. 1. The government rushed to amend the
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Why CNRP is pushing hard from bottom-up TV investment? TV station is one of the results from the political deal in July 22, 2014. One year anniversary of this political settlement between CPP and CNRP has resulted in both progress and regress outcomes. But the grand policies CNRP are aiming to achieve have not been