ABC Radio Australia
In Cambodia, the royalist movement has been dealt another blow, with Prince Norodom Ranariddh announcing his resignation from politics for a second time.
Last time it was in 2008, after a scandal involving the sale of the Funcinpec party's headquarters.
He eventually received a royal pardon, and in late 2010 made a comeback with a self-named party he said was committed to re-uniting the Royalists.
That attempt now appears to have collapsed, and along with it, the political career of the Prince.
Presenter: Helene Hofman
Speakers: Ambassador Julio Jeldres, Adjunct Research Fellow, Monash Asia Institute
Prince's resignation setback for Cambodia's royalist movement (Credit: ABC)
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