Across Asia, you’ll find plenty of breathtakingly scenic golf courses that welcome non-members. Some may place restrictions on tee-off times, charge non-members slightly higher fees or require advance booking, but they are anything but exclusive.Amid beautiful landscapes and with world-class facilities, here are six clubs offering an exceptional golfing experience for all.Kawana Hotel Golf Course, JapanThe Kawana Hotel Golf Course in Japan. Photo: Getty ImagesVisitors to the Kawana Hotel Golf Course, to the southwest of Tokyo, Japan, must book an overnight stay if they want to test themselves on one of two exceptional courses. The Fuji Course opened in 1936
Chinese President Xi Jinping Arrives in Cambodia for 2-Day State Visit
#Cambodia #diplomacy #NorodomSihamoni #statevisit #XiJinping
https://blazetrends.com/chinese-president-xi-jinping-arrives-in-cambodia-for-2-day-state-visit/?fsp_sid=14662
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🔴 Xi visits Cambodia
🔸 Xi ends SEA tour in Cambodia, urging resistance to new tariffs.
🔸 Phnom Penh seeks Chinese funding for $1.7B Mekong canal project.
🔸 US tariffs hit Cambodia's textile sector hard with 49% rates.
Remembering #Cambodia and the genocide it's people continue to recover from.
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/sunday/khmer-rouge-year-zero-50years-1.7506215
The catastrophic four-year rule, which saw up to two million people killed, sparked a drive to prosecute the regime's top leaders and paved the way for the International Criminal Court. But was justice ever served?
The catastrophic four-year rule, which saw up to two million people killed, sparked a drive to prosecute the regime's top leaders and paved the way for the International Criminal Court. But was justice ever served?
Happy Khmer New Year!
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Il y a 50 ans aujourd'hui les #KhmersRouges entrent dans #PhnomPenh , applaudis par #Libé et #LeMonde. Ils feront plusieurs millions de morts et laisseront un pays dévasté pour des décennies.
Pour bien connaître cette question, avoir vécu plusieurs années au Cambodge, et avoir rencontré des survivants de cet enfer, je suis (G.Ernner aussi je crois) en désaccord avec plusieurs déclarations de l'intervenante, qui a minimisé nombre de faits.
Il y a cinquante ans, Phnom Penh, la capitale du Cambodge, était prise par les Khmers rouges. Un régime totalitaire et génocidaire se met alors en place, faisant 1,7 million de morts, victimes de torture, de travail forcé ou encore de famine.