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The largest hydroelectric project and largest foreign investment ever in Laos, Nam Theun II inspires both great hopes and huge controversy.

The capital city of Laos is emerging as an important node in the transnational, transportation network linking the Greater Mekong Sub-Region.

The Lao PDR claims its historical and cultural roots in the ancient Kingdom of Lan Xang. But it is mostly foreign interference that has characterized the history of Laos.

Thousands of Chinese workers are establishing themselves in the sparsely-populated regions of northern Laos. Why is this happening and what does it mean?

After years of isolation and dependency toward Vietnam, the foreign relations of the Lao PDR have evolved and diversified since the end of the Cold War.

Communities in Laos benefit enormously from the support given by charity organisations and volunteers in the form of literacy education and educational opportunities.

Since 1975, the Lao PDR is a single-party socialist republic, largely inspired by Vietnam, replacing the former constitutional monarchy.

Laos, self-proclaimed jewel of the Mekong, is filled with natural wonders, welcoming people, and enough exciting activities to fill anyone's itinerary.

Despite its growing popularity, Luang Prabang remains a sleepy jewel surrounded by the jungles of northern Laos.