Chhay Lim is a designated deputy director and researcher at the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Institute for International Studies and Public Policy of Royal University of Phnom Penh and a former Fulbright visiting scholar at George Washington University
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Articles by Chhay Lim (4)
The Diplomatic Limits of Cambodia’s Engagement with Myanmar
Chhay Lim|Joanne Lin
Myanmar is using bilateral diplomacy to establish a semblance of normality with ASEAN member states, even as the bloc’s collective restrictions remain formally in place.
How Cambodia’s Relationship with the US Can Stop Being “One-Sided Love”
Chhay Lim|Melinda Martinus
Instead of punishing Cambodia for its domestic record and closeness to China, the US has a chance to work with Phnom Penh’s new leaders as they seek to diversify their economy and foreign policy.
Cambodia and Japan: Firm Friends Amid Great Power Rivalry
Chhay Lim
Cambodia and Japan have elevated their bilateral ties. But this is not without challenges, given different positions in the ensuing Sino-U.S. rivalry.
Can Cambodia’s Future Foreign Policy Diverge from China?
Melinda Martinus|Chhay Lim
Whether Cambodia can truly forge a foreign policy that stands apart from China will impact the next generation of Cambodian leaders at home and abroad.