Kevin Sites, Yahoo! News' roving multimedia conflict reporter (his site is branded as Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone), has recently spent some time in Cambodia (which ties in nicely with this post). Here are some entries to check out:

Forgotten Past - Cambodian school children aren't being taught much about the Khmer Rouge's genocide.

The Killing Field - A visit to Choeung Ek, where the Khmer Rouge tried to dispose of 17,000 of its victims.

Portraits of Pain - A visit to S-21 prison, also known as Tuol Sleng, where "enemies" of the Khmer Rouge were tortured until they confessed their "crimes."

Speaking of KR butchers, former commander Ta Mok is in a coma, the Beeb reported Saturday.

While justice delayed is justice denied, judges for the trials of former KR leaders have been sworn in.

You can also see this BBC timeline for an overview of recent Cambodian history.

CTV (I work for CTV News) has been aggressive about pursuing major sports content, and some pundits contacted for this Toronto Star article suggest it will go after NHL hockey and CFL football next, leaving CBC Sports with ... not much. The CBC says not so fast.

This BBC story talks about the disconnect between life in Kabul for the elites, both foreign and domestic, and the grinding poverty of the average Afghan's life.

A BBC analysis of both the weapons in Hezbollah's possession and Israel's military tactics to date in fighting the Shiite militants.