Cambodia's Hun Sen unveils new government

Outgoing Cambodian ruler Hun Sen on Thursday unveiled the country's new government, headed by his eldest son and including his youngest son and his nephew in senior roles. Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party won all but five of 125 seats in the lower house in July polls.

Days after the landslide victory, Hun Sen, one of the world's longest-serving leaders, announced he was stepping down and handing power to his eldest son Hun Manet. The Cambodian king appointed four-star general Hun Manet, 45, the country's new leader.

After stepping down, Hun Sen will become president of the Senate early next year and acting head of state when the king is overseas. He will continue serving in other positions until at least 2033.