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Published • Tokyo, Japan • Updated

Cambodian PM to Visit Japan Next Week to Meet Ishiba, Deepen Ties

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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet will make a visit to Japan next week and meet his counterpart Shigeru Ishiba, the Japanese government said, as Tokyo aims to deepen…

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Cambodian PM to visit Japan next week to meet Ishiba, deepen ties

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet will make a visit to Japan next week and meet his counterpart Shigeru Ishiba, the Japanese government said, as Tokyo aims to deepen…

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Fresh Exclusive: Can a Handful of Extremist Groups Planning to Hold Protests in Japan Prevent the Growing Influence of the Cambodian Government on International Forums?

(Phnom Penh): Extremist groups abroad are actively recruiting people to protest against the visit of Cambodian President Hun Sen to Japan in late May 2025. The announcement of the protest in Japan is expected to have the same results as they did in South Korea in March 2025, as people no longer believe the extremists’ deceit. Fresh Exclusive has an in-depth report on the matter: As the Kingdom of Cambodia prepares to once again show its presence…

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Japan Today broke the news in Sakado, Japan on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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