"Cambodia's Controversial Election: A Historic Transfer of Power or a Sham?"

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Cambodia held a one-sided election on Sunday, with Prime Minister Hun Sen's ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) facing no viable opponent after a crackdown on rivals. The election is seen as a sham by the West, but Hun Sen is determined to ensure a smooth transition of power to his eldest son, Hun Manet. Hun Manet needs to win a National Assembly seat to become prime minister, and his appointment is expected in the coming weeks. Major powers will be watching closely to see if Hun Manet will maintain his father's authoritarian rule or pursue greater liberalization.
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