Cambodian PM leaves for China to seek more aidPHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, facing Western donor pressure over a crackdown on critics ahead of 2018 elections, will seek more aid and investment from China during a visit this week, his aide said on Wednesday. China is already Cambodia s biggest donor and its support has bolstered Hun Sen in the face of criticism of what his opponents say amounts to the destruction of democracy. The aide, Sry Thamrong, said Hun Sen would attend a special summit from Thursday to Sunday held by the ruling Communist Party on a theme espoused by Chinese President Xi Jinping on turning the world for the better and without interference.  The aim of Hun Sen s meetings to discuss aid and investment with Xi and Chinese investors is to create more jobs in Cambodia, he said.  Especially, we need more bridges on the Mekong River, we also need many more roads, trains, sky train,  Sry Thamrong told reporters at the international airport in Phnom Penh, the capital, before the departure.  These are the things we need in the future.   China has supported Cambodia s crackdown, making no criticism of the government, which is one of Beijing s most important allies in Southeast Asia after more than three decades in power.     The supreme court this month banned the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) at the government s request. That followed the arrest of its leader Kem Sokha for plotting to take power with American help. The United States has stopped election funding ahead of next year s general election and threatened further concrete steps. The European Union has raised a potential threat to Cambodia s duty free access. Washington is working on a review of its ties with Cambodia after the dissolution of the CNRP, William Heidt, the U.S. ambassador to Cambodia said.   That is something we are taking very seriously, having a very serious review of our policies towards Cambodia,  he told broadcaster Voice of America in an interview on Wednesday. worldnews
cambodia pm leaves china seek aidphnom pen reuters cambodia prime minister hun sen facing western donor pressure crackdown critics ahead elections seek aid investment china visit week aide said wednesday china already cambodia biggest donor support bolstered hun sen face criticism opponents say amounts destruction democracy the aide say thamrong said hun sen would attend special summit thursday sunday held ruling communist party theme espoused chinese president xi winning turning world better without interference the aim hun sen meetings discuss aid investment xi chinese investors create jobs cambodia said especially need bridges making river also need many roads trains sky train say thamrong told reporters international airport whom pen capital departure these things need future china supported cambodia crackdown making criticism government one beijing important allies southeast asia three decades power the supreme court month banned opposition cambodia national rescue party corp government request that followed arrest leader kem sha plotting take power american help the united states stopped election funding ahead next year general election threatened concrete steps the european union raised potential threat cambodia duty free access washington working review ties cambodia dissolution corp william heist ambassador cambodia said that something taking seriously serious review policies towards cambodia told broadcaster voice america interview wednesday worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Cambodian PM leaves for China to seek more aidPHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, facing Western donor pressure over a crackdown on critics ahead of 2018 elections, will seek more aid and investment from China during a visit this week, his aide said on Wednesday. China is already Cambodia s biggest donor and its support has bolstered Hun Sen in the face of criticism of what his opponents say amounts to the destruction of democracy. The aide, Sry Thamrong, said Hun Sen would attend a special summit from Thursday to Sunday held by the ruling Communist Party on a theme espoused by Chinese President Xi Jinping on turning the world for the better and without interference.  The aim of Hun Sen s meetings to discuss aid and investment with Xi and Chinese investors is to create more jobs in Cambodia, he said.  Especially, we need more bridges on the Mekong River, we also need many more roads, trains, sky train,  Sry Thamrong told reporters at the international airport in Phnom Penh, the capital, before the departure.  These are the things we need in the future.   China has supported Cambodia s crackdown, making no criticism of the government, which is one of Beijing s most important allies in Southeast Asia after more than three decades in power.     The supreme court this month banned the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) at the government s request. That followed the arrest of its leader Kem Sokha for plotting to take power with American help. The United States has stopped election funding ahead of next year s general election and threatened further concrete steps. The European Union has raised a potential threat to Cambodia s duty free access. Washington is working on a review of its ties with Cambodia after the dissolution of the CNRP, William Heidt, the U.S. ambassador to Cambodia said.   That is something we are taking very seriously, having a very serious review of our policies towards Cambodia,  he told broadcaster Voice of America in an interview on Wednesday. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: cambodia pm leaves china seek aidphnom pen reuters cambodia prime minister hun sen facing western donor pressure crackdown critics ahead elections seek aid investment china visit week aide said wednesday china already cambodia biggest donor support bolstered hun sen face criticism opponents say amounts destruction democracy the aide say thamrong said hun sen would attend special summit thursday sunday held ruling communist party theme espoused chinese president xi winning turning world better without interference the aim hun sen meetings discuss aid investment xi chinese investors create jobs cambodia said especially need bridges making river also need many roads trains sky train say thamrong told reporters international airport whom pen capital departure these things need future china supported cambodia crackdown making criticism government one beijing important allies southeast asia three decades power the supreme court month banned opposition cambodia national rescue party corp government request that followed arrest leader kem sha plotting take power american help the united states stopped election funding ahead next year general election threatened concrete steps the european union raised potential threat cambodia duty free access washington working review ties cambodia dissolution corp william heist ambassador cambodia said that something taking seriously serious review policies towards cambodia told broadcaster voice america interview wednesday worldnews