Cambodia's Opposition Hopes for a Silent Surge in Upcoming National Election

Taking on PM Hun Sen's ruling party, which holds all 125 seats in the National Assembly, the Candlelight Party is not expected to come near the 55 seats secured by the opposition a decade ago

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