Despite the closure of the capital’s only jazz club last year, Phnom Penh musicians believe that the genre has a future in Cambodia. Ellie Dyer meets the jazz aficionados of trio GTS to hear more. Photography by Dylan Walker.
With its syncopated rhythms and swinging exuberance, jazz has enthralle...
With a plethora of new dance schools offering ballet, Apsara and jazz opening in the capital, Julie Masis gets her toes tapping. Photography by Conor Wall.
A French employee of the International Labour Organisation shifts her weight carefully from one bare foot to another, trying to keep a calm e...
A letter sent by Norodom Sihanouk to a Chilean schoolboy in 1967 spawned a decades-long friendship. Michael Sloan travels to Melbourne to meet the now grown up Julio Jeldres and discovers more about his relationship with Cambodia’s King Father and his efforts to preserve royal cinematography.
In the battle for mobile phone users in one of the most crowded markets in the world, technology plays a key role in success. Ellie Dyer dials up some of the sector’s leading business minds to learn about the future of the humble phone. Photography by Conor Wall.
Phnom Penh’s French cultural centre, the Institut Français, turns 20 this month. Michael Sloan finds out about its birthday celebrations.
Despite being separated by oceans, Institut Français director Olivier Planchon says that thanks to 200 years of shared history Cambodia and France have an en...
