Children living on Cambodia's Tonle Sap lake are sacrificing their education, with many forced to work to help their families cope with increasing fuel costs.

Bou Meng, a Cambodian artist and one of the few survivors of the notorious Khmer Rouge torture center S-21, has passed away at the age of 85.

Cambodia announced it will resume military drills with the United States next year. Joint exercises between the two countries had been staged for seven years before Phnom Penh scrapped them in early 2017.

Thailand's possible acquisition of a supersonic cruise missile from India, the BrahMos, could help the Southeast Asian country defend its interests against Cambodia and potentially fuel a 'mini-arms race' between the two neighbors, according to analysts.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet is refining the country's authoritarian model, making repression less visible and more sophisticated. This strengthens the authoritarian system he inherited.

A 39-year-old Irish woman was arrested at Techo International Airport on July 30, facing up to 20 years in prison for allegedly attempting to smuggle 40kg of drugs out of Cambodia.

The European Union is providing scholarships to Cambodian students, enabling them to pursue studies in Europe and develop skills in the energy and technology sectors.

Cambodia's first university department dedicated to urban planning, established with support from the University of Seoul, has produced its inaugural class of 31 graduates.

Cambodia has erected a statue in honor of a Belgian-trained rat, recognizing its contributions.

Cambodian jobseekers are facing a debt trap due to Thailand's reinforced border following a conflict last July, making it harder for them to find higher-paying work in Thailand.

Singapore-based Wave Films has hired Dave Ulmer, former CEO of Cambodian Broadcasting Service, as an Executive Producer to spearhead its expansion into the U.S. market.

Cambodia is receiving significant interest from major LNG exporters for the development of its inaugural liquefied natural gas plant.

Following severe clashes, Thailand has begun constructing its first border fence with Cambodia to enhance security and manage the frontier.

Cambodia is set to receive defense equipment, specifically patrol boats, from Japan under the new Official Security Assistance (OSA) program, which offers free defense aid to like-minded countries.

Police on Phu Quoc, Vietnam's largest resort island, have arrested two men who rent out accommodation. They are accused of knowingly housing four Chinese nationals who illegally crossed from Cambodia to operate online scams.

Cambodia aims to reduce its dependencies while remaining connected, navigating regional diplomacy amidst increasing great power disputes in Southeast Asia.

Villagers in Cambodia express fear and unhappiness over a US$43 million plan to reintroduce tigers, a decade after they were last seen, due to past traumatic experiences with the big cats.

Japanese police have arrested three individuals for illegally brokering an organ transplant in Cambodia, with investigations now revealing that the former NPO director allegedly used most of the 12 million yen received for the surgery to repay personal debts.

A travel column details an author's personal vacation experiences, this time focusing on tracing the footsteps of the famous cinema hero, Lara Croft, in Cambodia.

Thailand and Cambodia are exploring cooperation to unlock an estimated $300 billion in oil and gas reserves located under overlapping territory in the Gulf of Thailand, despite existing political tensions.

Amidst the sounds of the jungle, the cry of a crested gibbon in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains highlights the challenge of deforestation, raising the question of whether AI can help protect endangered animals.

Senior military officials have dismissed rumors of increased border tensions, refuting reports linking a Cambodian politician to land disputes and speculation about Chinese tanks near the border.

Italian authorities at Malpensa Airport intercepted a shipment from Cambodia containing two Siamese crocodile skulls and a brown bear skull, part of a larger seizure of protected species.

A crackdown on illegal scam centers in Cambodia has led to a secondary crisis, with thousands of foreign trafficking victims now stranded and roaming the streets of Phnom Penh.

In a Cambodia-based special fraud case, a 38-year-old suspect, believed to be the ring's owner, allegedly paid human brokers over 1 million yen for each Japanese 'caller' sent to the local base.

Liu Ren, a central figure in a criminal group led by Chinese tycoon Chen Zhi, has been extradited from Cambodia to China by Chinese police.

Thailand has appointed South African and German experts to assist in the UN arbitration process concerning its dispute with Cambodia, according to the foreign minister.

Doctors have discovered elevated levels of toxic arsenic, nine times the danger level, in individuals working along the Mekong River, which flows through China, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, disproportionately affecting the poorest populations.

An author shares her family's experience of living in China and Cambodia for four years, noting her daughter's current reluctance to leave Los Angeles.

Authorities announced the return of two ancient Cambodian artifacts from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York to Cambodia, following an investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office's Antiquities Unit.

A Japanese man, Takafumi Sugawara, has been arrested in Thailand on suspicion of being a ringleader of a fraud group operating from Cambodia. The group is alleged to have targeted Japanese nationals in various scams.

Amnesty International has reported that scam centers in Cambodia are still operating despite government crackdowns. The organization highlights the ongoing challenges in eradicating these illicit operations.

Thai police announced the arrest of a Japanese man believed to be a leader of a fraud group operating from Cambodia, linked to a previous case where 29 Japanese individuals were arrested for special fraud.

A Singaporean individual linked to a Cambodia-based scam syndicate has been arrested, while 30 other suspects, including 24 Singaporeans and six Malaysians, remain at large.

A suspected Filipino scammer has revealed details in court about a Cambodia-based syndicate that allegedly targeted victims in Singapore through a three-level scheme.

Cambodia's government has released a key opposition critic from prison, a move seen as an effort to cultivate its international image and respond to Western pressure, though structural problems in the country persist.

Cambodia has initiated a UN-backed process aimed at resolving its long-standing maritime dispute with neighboring Thailand.

Sin Yubin has been named UNICEF Cambodia's inaugural national ambassador, marking a significant step for the organization in the country.

Ticket sales for Cambodia's Angkor archaeological park have experienced a significant decline, falling by almost one-third compared to the previous year. Officials noted the situation is 'worse than last year'.

Cambodia is carrying out its toughest crackdown yet on online scam centers, targeting hundreds of facilities and revealing stranded victims and shifting criminal tactics.

King Norodom Sihamoni appointed his great-niece, 14-year-old Norodom Jenna, as Royal Highness. The talented teenager has captivated millions with her diverse skills.

Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed a widely circulated fake notice purportedly from Cambodian immigration authorities, which directed Ghanaian and other African nationals to leave the country.

Cambodia is weighing reforms to its labour policy, recognizing the crucial role migrants play in the nation's development.

A Cambodian court has sentenced six Chinese nationals to life in prison for the murder of a South Korean student, a crime linked to an online scam operation.

An article titled 'Golden (r)Age: A new stage for Cambodia' suggests that the country is entering a new phase of development and progress.

Sweden's Ministry for Foreign Affairs has eased its travel advisory for certain regions of Thailand and Cambodia.

A ceremony will be held at the UN headquarters to honor Cambodian peacekeepers who have fallen in the line of duty.

Healthcare stakeholders in Cambodia, both public and private, are advocating for greater digital integration within the sector.

The 'Cambodia Travel Match 2026' event has successfully attracted numerous regional tourism industry players, aiming to boost Cambodia's tourism sector.

A Cambodian court sentenced six Chinese men, reportedly linked to a scam crime ring, to life in prison for the torture and murder of a South Korean student last year.

A war of words has escalated at the United Nations, with an analyst suggesting Cambodia cannot trust Thailand's 'bilateral' intentions. The diplomatic tensions highlight ongoing disagreements between the two Southeast Asian nations.

Authorities in Phnom Penh conducted raids, apprehending 61 suspects in connection with scams. An additional nine individuals were detained in Svay Rieng province as part of the ongoing crackdown.

Cambodia's Construction Minister has pledged a comprehensive urban renewal program and committed to ending unsafe housing conditions, aiming to improve living standards and infrastructure.

Cambodia's National Assembly has expressed its approval of the European Parliament's recent call for a peaceful resolution to border disputes.

Cambodia has confirmed its participation in the Specialized Exhibition Expo 2027, scheduled to take place in Belgrade from May 15 to August 15.

Analysts suggest that the recent pardon of Sokha in Cambodia could potentially pave the way for the release of other political prisoners.

Cambodia has officially denied online rumors circulating about impending border closures and an age-based entry ban.

Cambodia's King Norodom Sihamoni has granted a royal pardon to former opposition leader Kem Sokha. This decision follows his conviction on treason charges.

Cambodia's former opposition leader, Kem Sokha, has been granted a royal pardon for his 27-year treason sentence, which had been widely criticized as politically motivated.

Cambodia has reinstated Covid-19 precautions as the NB.1.8.1 variant circulates within the region, aiming to curb its spread.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul stated that Thailand will demand any future Unesco inspections of disputed border temple sites cover both Thai and Cambodian sides of the frontier.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has reaffirmed that border crossings between Thailand and Cambodia will remain closed.

Shrewsbury has celebrated the official launch of what is described as Cambodia’s largest international school campus.

The Cambodian military conducted a 4 AM operation in a forest, successfully seizing illegally felled timber as part of an anti-logging effort.

Thailand's Navy chief has stated that forces are ready following reports of Cambodian troop movements near the Trat province border.

Seven Vietnamese individuals have been arrested for allegedly running a money-laundering ring that funneled more than VND50 billion (US$1.9 million) in illegal casino proceeds from Cambodia into USDT over three months.

Photographs capture Cambodian children attending school in the unique floating villages along the Tonle Sap lake. These images highlight the adaptive educational environment in these communities.

The United States and Cambodia are resetting their defense relations, with joint exercises and naval visits planned, signaling a new phase of military cooperation.

Sligo teacher Jane Harding is embarking on a 10,000km journey to join See Beyond Borders, an initiative supporting schools in Cambodia.

Thailand has expressed strong disappointment with a recent United Nations report concerning Cambodia, stating that it criticized Thailand, exceeded its mandate, and lacked balance.

The long-term impact of cutting education funding is highlighted through stories like Kakada's, a 10-year-old Cambodian boy forced to work in cassava fields after his mother's death, losing access to schooling.

Sookmyung Women’s University provided practical training in digital skills, employment, and entrepreneurship to 110 female students from partner universities in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. The program aims to empower women in the Asia Pacific region.

Thailand has rejected a UN special rapporteur's report that estimated 650,000 Cambodians were internally displaced during recent border clashes. The Thai Prime Minister criticized the report for relying on one-sided information and failing to include Thailand's perspective.

Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Prak Sokhonn has arrived in Malaysia for a two-day official visit. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss regional issues.

Aishah Siregar, a Singaporean woman previously reported missing, has been found in Cambodia and stated in a video that she was not forced into scam activities, claiming she went there to work as an English teacher.

The family of 20-year-old Aishah Siregar is searching for her after discovering she transferred hundreds of dollars to an unknown person before unexpectedly traveling to Cambodia without informing them.

Southeast Asian resort towns in Cambodia, Thailand, and Indonesia are suffering as soaring airfares and disruptions to Middle Eastern travel hubs due to the Iran War deter European tourists.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet pledged to intensify efforts to combat transnational online scam networks, warning that criminal syndicates are adapting by fragmenting into smaller, decentralized cells across the region.

The Prime Minister of Cambodia has vowed to address and dismantle evolving scam networks operating within the country.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on Thailand and Cambodia to resolve their long-running border dispute after meeting with leaders from both countries.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Shanghai, with Thai-Cambodian border security expected to be a key topic.

Cambodia's Mawsim micro-distillery, born from a failed bioethanol project, has won a 'World's Best Flavoured Gin' title by using local botanicals, including water hyacinth.

South Korea's foreign ministry has lifted travel bans for specific areas in Cambodia and Venezuela, citing improved security conditions, including Cambodia's Bokor Mountain area.

Japanese executives are accused of giving approximately $1,000 in cash to an official of Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce in July 2021.

There are growing concerns about how Kenyans can be protected from falling into 'Cambodia Trap' scenarios and other fake job schemes abroad.

Yip Chee Ming was sentenced to jail after joining a scam syndicate in Cambodia but was fired within three days due to his poor performance and inability to make any scam calls.

A suspected senior executive of Prince Holding Group, a Cambodia-based syndicate at the center of a major U.S. asset forfeiture case, has been arrested in Japan on charges of filing a falsified change-of-address form.

Cambodia's export sector is transitioning from strategic discussions to concrete actions, aiming to secure its future growth and development.

A 44-year-old man, believed to be an executive of a Cambodian conglomerate sanctioned by US authorities as a major international crime organization, has been arrested in Tokyo for allegedly submitting false residency documents.

Cambodia's Culture Ministry has assured that its election to a UNESCO heritage committee will not affect Thailand's bids to have traditional Thai costume and Muay Thai recognized as intangible cultural heritage.

The Royal Thai Navy has refuted claims circulating on social media that it failed to act against the construction of a sediment-retention structure in disputed maritime areas along the Thai-Cambodian border.

The leader of a scam centre operating in Cambodia has been extradited to China to face charges.

A Japanese man in his 30s, detained by Thai police this month, is suspected of being an owner in a Cambodia-based special fraud case, allegedly instructing callers to make false calls. Police plan to transfer him to Japan and arrest him on suspicion of violating organized crime punishment law.

Cambodian opposition politician Rong Chhun has appealed his four-year jail term for incitement, continuing his legal battle.

Authorities in northern Vietnam have arrested key suspects in an alleged plot by a group of foreigners to establish a large-scale online scam center in the country, preventing the operation from becoming active.

The National Security Council secretary-general, Chatchai Bangchuad, described the situation along the Thai-Cambodian border as fragile but under control, following reports of Chinese tanks arriving in the area. Tensions remain high as the border situation is closely monitored.

The prime ministers of Vietnam and Cambodia met in Hanoi to discuss deepening political, economic, and security ties, aiming for practical cooperation and enhanced regional connectivity.

Amnesty International has released a report stating that Cambodia's year-long crackdown on online scam operations has largely failed, challenging official claims of success in dismantling the industry.

An international warrant has been issued for a 48-year-old suspect who fled Japan after a robbery-murder incident in Tochigi. The suspect is believed to have traveled to Cambodia via China following the crime.

Thailand's foreign minister announced that the country will appoint conciliators to participate in UN-backed mediation efforts with Cambodia.

During the trial of Filipina De Villar Rizalyn Panganiban, details emerged about a scam syndicate operating from Cambodia that targeted victims in Singapore through a multi-level scheme, tricking them into believing their bank accounts were compromised.

Cambodia is turning to an obscure United Nations process in an effort to resolve its ongoing maritime dispute with Thailand.

A two-part series reveals the "insane scale" of scam operations along Cambodia's eastern border with Vietnam, where agricultural land has been transformed into a frontier for online fraud with new roads, casino zones, and guarded compounds.

World Vision is marking 56 years of operation in Cambodia, emphasizing the crucial role of children in the Kingdom's national resilience.

Cambodia's education minister stated that displaced children are continuing their learning through emergency support programs.

Nigerians residing in the Philippines and Cambodia are threatening legal action against the Federal Government. This comes in response to a demand for monthly dues from them.

NSR and Terra Cam have initiated a partnership for ginger cultivation, aiming to bolster Cambodia's agricultural export growth.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs disclosed that 85 Ghanaians living in Cambodia have been evacuated and returned home between March and May 2026 following government intervention.

Cambodia is hosting a gathering of central bank governors from various French-speaking nations, facilitating discussions on economic and financial matters.

The Cambodian government is accelerating its Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) drive with the aim of boosting employment, increasing income, and enhancing workforce skills across the country.

Villagers in Cambodia's Mondulkiri province are adapting their lives as elephant raids on their crops and homes intensify, posing significant challenges.

Cambodia has issued an order for all African nationals to leave the country by May 31, threatening arrest for non-compliance. This directive affects Ghanaians and other African citizens residing in Cambodia.

A Cambodian court has sentenced six Chinese nationals to life in prison for the torture and killing of a South Korean university student, who was allegedly lured into an online scam operation.

Cambodia is intensifying its efforts to tap into its estimated $383 billion energy resources, driven by the urgency of the global fuel crisis. This push aims to enhance the nation's energy security and economic prospects.

Cambodia is advocating for UNCLOS and international conciliation in its border dispute, while the Thai Prime Minister denies the validity of French-era maps relevant to the issue.

Six Chinese individuals have been sentenced to life in prison for the high-profile murder of a Korean student in Kampot, Cambodia.

Cambodia and Laos have signed off on a study concerning energy connection between the two countries. This agreement paves the way for potential future collaboration on energy infrastructure and resource sharing.

The character and morals of the Cambodian and Thai kings have been praised following an exchange of letters between the two monarchs.

A program focused on fostering girls' entrepreneurship is expanding its reach into the northeastern region of Cambodia. This initiative aims to empower young women through business development.

Cambodia's prominent opposition figure, previously sentenced to 27 years for treason, has been released from prison, raising questions about his future political influence.

An inter-ministerial body in Cambodia is making preparations for an anticipated increase in arrivals from Chinese tourists, signaling efforts to boost the tourism sector.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Cambodia are receiving digital marketing training as part of a government e-commerce readiness program.

Police have arrested foreign suspects near the Cambodian border in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

The character and morals of the Cambodian and Thai kings have been praised following an exchange of letters between the two monarchs, highlighting diplomatic goodwill.

Cambodia's Ministry of Mines and Energy has expressed support for German plans to establish a battery recycling project in the country.

SBI LY HOUR Bank PLC has officially changed its name to SBI Bank (Cambodia) PLC, marking a new chapter for the financial institution in Cambodia.

Provincial authorities in Cambodia are actively announcing their commitment to eradicating scam operations. This initiative was highlighted by the Phnom Penh Post.

South Korea and Cambodia are developing a model of constructive partnership, specifically focusing on collaborative efforts to combat and prevent scamming operations.

Cambodia has achieved top rankings in natural environment assessments, attributed to its protected areas and successful wildlife recovery efforts.

Two separate traffic accidents in Cambodia have resulted in the deaths of 14 garment factory workers and injuries to 79 others.

Cambodia's Defence Minister has welcomed Thailand's suggestion for an imminent General Border Committee (GBC) meeting, aiming to discuss and resolve border-related issues.

Cambodia's Lomphat Wildlife Sanctuary has announced an increase in its recorded bird species, now totaling 308, highlighting its growing biodiversity.

Cambodia is making efforts to cultivate its future in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), transitioning from traditional education to lab-based learning.

Tensions along the Thailand-Cambodia border are reportedly influencing and reshaping public discourse in the region.

Hundreds of thousands of migrant workers left Thailand after a border conflict with Cambodia last year, revealing the Thai economy's significant dependence on cross-border labor.

Thai authorities are moving to confiscate an additional 115 million baht in assets linked to Chinese-Cambodian tycoon Chen Zhi, who faces financial crime charges in China.

Malaysia and Cambodia have committed to further strengthening their bilateral ties, with a particular focus on defense cooperation. The two nations are also exploring collaboration in advanced fields such as artificial intelligence and drone technology.

Cambodia has become the first Asian country to meet the United Nations' elusive goal for near universal HIV diagnosis and treatment by 2030, marking a significant public health achievement.

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Thailand has strongly refuted comments made by a UN human rights specialist regarding his findings on displacement from the Cambodia border war, engaging in a diplomatic dispute over the issue.

A 20-year-old Singaporean student, Siti Aishah Siregar, disappeared after informing her family she was going to college. Her family later discovered her passport missing and a flight ticket to Cambodia in her email, with police confirming she had already left the country.

Chinese President Xi Jinping held discussions with leaders from Slovakia, Namibia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Kazakhstan in Beijing and Shanghai during July 2026. These meetings occurred both bilaterally and on the sidelines of the World AI Conference.

Angkor Wat, once bustling with tourists, is now eerily quiet due to a significant slump in Cambodia's tourism sector, a stark contrast to its pre-pandemic crowds.

Cambodia's leader has pledged to address and combat the evolving networks of scams operating within the country.

Thailand has expressed concern to China regarding the shipment of tanks to the Cambodian army, signaling potential regional security implications.

An investigation reveals how Bangladeshi jobseekers are being trafficked into scam compounds in Cambodia, highlighting a significant human trafficking issue.

A powerful Cambodian tycoon's gambling empire was found to be the landlord of a compound used for industrial-scale scamming and human trafficking operations, according to a Reuters investigation.

A decades-long dispute between Cambodia and Thailand over their maritime border in the Gulf of Thailand is preventing the exploitation of an estimated $300 billion worth of oil and gas reserves, despite the ongoing energy crisis.

Cambodia is exploring a plan to reintroduce tigers into its Cardamom Mountains, with India potentially supplying several of its more than 3,600 tigers for the conservation effort.

Asean military observers have visited the Thai-Cambodian frontier to assess damage and claims following last year's deadly clashes and ongoing allegations of ceasefire breaches between Bangkok and Phnom Penh.

Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted leaders from Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia, Bangladesh, and Belarus in June, and also made his first overseas trip of the year to North Korea.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has pledged to establish a security partnership with Cambodia.

Cambodia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Grenada, Mauritius, and Tunisia are among the countries affected by a new US visa policy requiring a $15,000 cash bond, causing a significant shockwave in international travel.

Two Chinese nationals, associated with the Cambodia-based Prince Group scam syndicate, are under investigation for money laundering offenses. Both suspects had left Singapore before police operations began.

Cambodia's crackdown on cyber scam compounds linked to human trafficking has freed thousands of workers, but many are now stranded without shelter or means to return home, creating a humanitarian crisis.

A Thai senator stated that Thailand holds a strong advantage over Cambodia in their ongoing maritime dispute, which is being processed under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos).

Yusuke Sasaki, the alleged Japanese leader of a Cambodia-based fraud ring, was arrested by Aichi Prefectural Police after being deported from Thailand.

Thailand has appointed South African and German experts to represent the country in the UN arbitration process concerning its dispute with Cambodia.

Since 1942, US Presidents have repeatedly ordered military operations without an official declaration of war from Congress, including Richard Nixon's secret bombing of Cambodia in 1970.

Cambodia's Minister of Mines and Energy, Keo Rottanak, stated that the country's investment in hydro and solar power has helped maintain stable electricity prices and protect its economy from global oil price fluctuations.

A fish trader with alleged cryptocurrency connections to Cambodia has been apprehended as part of an ongoing digital scam investigation.

Thai police announced the arrest of a Japanese man believed to be the leader of a fraud group operating a scam base in Cambodia.

A new report indicates a rise in scam compounds in Cambodia, Myanmar, and Laos, where trafficked individuals are often forced to engage in fraudulent schemes.

Thailand has announced its decision to join UN maritime arbitration with Cambodia, halting other bilateral talks between the two nations. This move aims to resolve maritime disputes through international arbitration.

A 35-year-old Filipino woman is on trial in Singapore, accused of being part of a criminal group in Phnom Penh and conspiring to cheat people through government official impersonation scams.

Thailand has expressed its readiness for UN mediation to resolve its maritime dispute with Cambodia.

New guidelines for weddings have been issued in Cambodia, specifying that hand-tying ceremonies are not for engagements and uniforms are not permitted.

A commentator in Cambodia has called for police to focus on suppressing crimes rather than being involved in their creation, highlighting concerns about law enforcement conduct.

A major scam bust in Svay Rieng, Cambodia, resulted in 45 arrests, with cooperation from the DEA helping to dismantle a maritime smuggling operation.

An indictment against Cambodian Chen Zhi, involving luxury yachts and billions in Bitcoin, reveals how Southeast Asia has become a center for global online fraud operations, highlighting the sophisticated nature of these future criminals.

Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration is finalizing plans to evacuate an additional 76 Ghanaian nationals stranded in Cambodia.

Singapore has announced that it has trained 19,000 Cambodian officials, a move that signifies deepening governance ties between the two nations.

LOLC Cambodia is actively helping small businesses grow and improve livelihoods across the country, as reported by the Phnom Penh Post.

Cambodia has issued an order for all African nationals to leave the country by May 31st, warning of arrest for those who remain.

Tanguy Taller, a Belgian father imprisoned in Cambodia since 2018 after being wrongly accused as a drug trafficking mastermind, has been released following a royal pardon.

The Cambodian honorary consul in Sendai, responsible for issuing visas, has been accused by the Sendai National Tax Agency of failing to declare over ¥370 million in commission income from consultant contracts with multiple domestic companies. More than 20 companies that paid these consulting fees also faced tax investigations and were cited for concealing income.

Cambodia commemorates Sergeant Suon Roan, who is remembered as the first casualty of the border conflict.

A Cambodian court has sentenced six members of a Chinese gang to life imprisonment for the brutal murder of a South Korean student, a case that also exposed details of cyber fraud operations.

Police in Kampot, Cambodia, have arrested 30 of their own officers on allegations of theft from a scam casino.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized the 'major benefits' that the proposed Funan Techo Canal project would bring to the nation, outlining its potential economic and strategic advantages.

South Korean investors are reportedly considering investments in Cambodia's cashew processing industry.

Japan and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have presented 3,000 wheelie bins to Cambodia's environment ministry to support waste management efforts.

A Cambodian opposition leader has been granted a partial pardon, reportedly amid pressures related to the country's international reputation.

Cambodia is reportedly at a turning point, focusing on achieving legal equilibrium, fostering internal reconciliation, and enhancing its standing on the international stage.

Cambodia's energy minister has outlined aspirations for shared energy resources across the region, emphasizing the role of the UNCLOS framework.

Tokyo police have arrested a 25-year-old member of the Sumiyoshi-kai crime syndicate for allegedly kidnapping a 28-year-old woman in Kabukicho with the intent of forcing her to participate in special fraud operations overseas, specifically in Cambodia.

The presence of armed poachers and a weak ranger force is driving a push for the adoption of high-tech conservation methods to protect wildlife, likely in Cambodia given the source.

Cambodia has published a new military service law, which stipulates that wartime draft dodgers could face up to five years in prison.

Cambodia and Malaysia are reinforcing their bilateral relations through the upcoming 'Travel and Shopping Fair 2026.' The Phnom Penh Post reported on this initiative.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen announced that Cambodia will soon demonstrate to the world its success in eliminating scam centers.

Cambodian authorities raided two riverside 'adult entertainment' bars, rescuing 35 victims and detaining one suspect in connection with the operations.

Authorities in Cambodia have raided two riverside 'girlie bars,' rescuing 35 victims and detaining one suspect in connection with the operation.

Multiple road crashes in Kampong Chhnang and Svay Rieng provinces of Cambodia have tragically killed 13 commuting workers and injured dozens more.

Cambodia is banking on a new visa-free scheme for Chinese tourists to revitalize its tourism sector, following a 44% drop in international arrivals during the first quarter.