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Malaysia has implemented new regulations prohibiting individuals under the age of 16 from creating social media accounts. Social media platforms are now required to enforce age verification to comply with these new laws.
World Vision is marking 56 years of operation in Cambodia, emphasizing the crucial role of children in the Kingdom's national resilience.
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'.
Pets are now being treated as VIPs in South Korea's hospitality sector, with offerings like dog treks, steak dinners, and dedicated pet suites becoming increasingly common.
Indonesian detainees have recounted experiences of beatings and abuse inside an Israeli container prison, according to reports.
Reports indicate a rise in anti-foreigner sentiments in Japan, prompting questions about whether the nation is losing its traditional compassion and openness.
NSR and Terra Cam have initiated a partnership for ginger cultivation, aiming to bolster Cambodia's agricultural export growth.
Cambodia is weighing reforms to its labour policy, recognizing the crucial role migrants play in the nation's development.
Singapore has announced that it has trained 19,000 Cambodian officials, a move that signifies deepening governance ties between the two nations.
An immigration department has issued a clarification regarding viral claims, stating that African individuals are not being specifically targeted.
Wildlife conflict is intensifying in Bhutan as elephants adapt to changing environments, leading to increased interactions and challenges for both human communities and conservation efforts.
An article titled 'Golden (r)Age: A new stage for Cambodia' suggests that the country is entering a new phase of development and progress.
A report suggests that France continues to play a role in supporting peaceful border understanding in Southeast Asia.
A ceremony will be held at the UN headquarters to honor Cambodian peacekeepers who have fallen in the line of duty.
Australia has committed to supporting education reforms and the development of a competitive labor force, likely in a partner country, to foster economic growth.
The 'Cambodia Travel Match 2026' event has successfully attracted numerous regional tourism industry players, aiming to boost Cambodia's tourism sector.
Human body parts discovered in a bear's stomach in Yamagata, Japan, have been confirmed to belong to a 78-year-old man who had been reported missing.
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Dar has assured the UN chief of the country's 'continued engagement and dialogue' in efforts to restore peace in the region.
Six Chinese individuals have been sentenced to life in prison for the high-profile murder of a Korean student in Kampot, Cambodia.
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.
Twenty-five people were taken to the hospital after a spray incident in Tokyo’s Ginza district, with capsaicin detected at the site.
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.
Sokhonn addressed the UN Security Council, drawing attention to the UN Charter and specifically highlighting the issue of Thai occupation.
The rewilding initiative in Angkor is expanding its efforts with the successful reintroduction of porcupines, contributing to the biodiversity and ecological restoration of the area.
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.
Russian President Putin signed a law allowing him to deploy the military to aid Russians detained in foreign countries, while Senator Marco Rubio held a conversation with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov regarding the war in Ukraine. Russia also offered debt relief to new Ukraine war recruits and their families.
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.
Chinese President Xi Jinping awarded Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić the Order of Friendship during his visit to Beijing, emphasizing the deepening cooperation between China and Serbia. This visit comes as Vučić faces political pressure at home and Western concerns about Serbia's growing alignment with China.
The Pakistani government is reportedly planning to establish a dedicated security force to protect its vital water projects across the country.
Manet reiterated the critical importance of tax revenue during the inauguration of the General Department of Taxation's new headquarters.
Officials have confirmed that all 128 individuals injured in a recent coal mine blast in China are now in stable condition.
Cambodia has reinstated Covid-19 precautions as the NB.1.8.1 variant circulates within the region, aiming to curb its spread.
The Philippine government has announced its commitment to immediately serve any future warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen announced that Cambodia will soon demonstrate to the world its success in eliminating scam centers.
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.
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.
Royal Group's Special Economic Zones (SEZs) have reported an impressive export growth of almost 40%, indicating strong economic activity within these designated areas.
Michael Laub is incorporating the social media platform TikTok into a temple-based performance, blending traditional settings with contemporary digital culture.
An analysis highlights that combating transnational crime is Cambodia's ultimate geostrategic defense, emphasizing the importance of sovereign jurisdiction in this fight.
Cambodia and Australia have partnered to launch a new climate resilience water governance program, aiming to strengthen water management and adaptation strategies in the face of climate change.
Japan is reportedly moving beyond traditional 'chequebook diplomacy' to deepen economic security ties with ASEAN nations, particularly in light of the ongoing Iran war.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment and the European Union are in discussions over a proposed $22 million project focused on converting plastic waste into energy. The initiative aims to address plastic pollution and promote sustainable energy solutions.
Manet has presented a plan to streamline government ministries, using the analogy of a 'big head, small body' to describe the current structure.
Samsung and a union have resumed negotiations following a breakdown in previous mediation efforts, aiming to resolve their dispute.
Cambodia recorded new projects totaling $222 million in investment during the month of April.
Cambodia, the United Nations, and Switzerland are collaborating to accelerate and enhance youth employment opportunities within the country.
The Phnom Penh Post highlights several architecturally beautiful museums located across Southeast Asia.
A story highlights the journey of a group that transformed from living near a garbage dump to becoming global STEM champions.
South Korea and the International Labour Organization are collaborating with Cambodia's labour ministry to enhance occupational safety and health standards in the construction sector.
Phnom Penh hosted its designers week, showcasing local talent and promoting artistic expression. The event was described as a declaration of artistic freedom within the Kingdom.
After graduating from Least Developed Country status, Cambodia is striving to remain competitive by shifting from a cheap labor model to smart logistics.
Various suggestions have been put forward for the creation of a monument dedicated to those who lost their lives in a past border clash, aiming to honor their memory.
During Prime Minister Modi's visit to Europe, India and the Netherlands have elevated their ties to a strategic partnership, signing 17 pacts to strengthen cooperation.
The International Labour Organization (ILO) and Cambodia's banking associations have jointly launched a new financial literacy training program.
ASEAN observers have visited Seila Khmer village as Cambodia reasserts the mandate of the Joint Border Committee (JBC), signaling ongoing efforts related to border affairs and regional cooperation.
A report indicates that dating expenses are increasing in South Korea, yet young Koreans generally believe the investment is worthwhile. The article explores the evolving dynamics and perceptions of dating in the country.
A young Cham artist is working to revive fading Muslim traditions through their first solo exhibition.
Japan has stopped accepting new "specified skilled workers" in its food service sector as the number of foreigners approaches the 50,000 limit.
Japan has launched new regional initiatives that are expected to create significant development opportunities and foster economic growth for Cambodia.
Cambodia's Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts has declared Thai temple tours illegal, raising concerns about territorial claims and the management of cultural heritage sites.
Experts suggest that Cambodia's digital future needs comprehensive development beyond just new applications, focusing on broader infrastructure and policy.
Multiple government agencies, including the Department of Justice and the Ombudsman, have launched investigations into a shooting incident and subsequent chaos at the Senate. Senator Bato dela Rosa is now under an immigration lookout order as authorities probe his involvement and whereabouts, amid scrutiny of security protocols and missing CCTV footage.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stated that his government is not opposed to fugitive financier Jho Low's bid for a US pardon, but emphasized that the decision rests with Washington and is subject to court processes. Anwar also addressed various domestic issues, including education policies and drug problems.
New guidelines for weddings have been issued in Cambodia, specifying that hand-tying ceremonies are not for engagements and uniforms are not permitted.
Landlords in Phnom Penh have been hit with fines totaling $24,000 for allegedly hosting undocumented individuals.
Cambodia's education minister stated that displaced children are continuing their learning through emergency support programs.
The Angkor Dialogue event is centered on the theme of 'Building the Bridge Across the Mekong', suggesting discussions and initiatives aimed at fostering connections and cooperation in the Mekong region.
Timor-Leste's leader has put forward the idea of a retired Southeast Asian general to help guide peace talks in Myanmar, aiming to address the ongoing conflict in the country.
Siargao, the surfing capital of the Philippines, is facing challenges due to unruly tourist behavior.
Vietnamese President To Lam delivered a keynote speech at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, warning of the risks of superpower conflict and three converging global crises in the Asia-Pacific region. He emphasized that solutions must come from the Asia-Pacific itself.
Cambodia is hosting a gathering of central bank governors from various French-speaking nations, facilitating discussions on economic and financial matters.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin's recent trip to Paris has drawn criticism, with some suggesting it exposes a crisis in diplomatic leadership.
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.
Germany has indicated its willingness to act as an 'honest broker' in an unspecified border dispute, offering its diplomatic services to help resolve the conflict.
Villagers in Cambodia's Mondulkiri province are adapting their lives as elephant raids on their crops and homes intensify, posing significant challenges.
Singapore's foreign minister stated that North Korea is not keen on external engagement, following a visit to Pyongyang.
Bangkok's move to retreat from boundary treaties is being analyzed for its international legal implications, described as cartographic revisionism.
Anutin has declared French colonial maps invalid, a move described as 'strongman rhetoric,' potentially impacting historical territorial claims or diplomatic relations.
A new study by Boston Consulting Group indicates that Hong Kong has surpassed Switzerland to become the leading global hub for cross-border wealth management. This marks a significant shift in the international financial landscape.
India delivered a sharp rebuke at the UNSC, stating it would not accept 'hollow rhetoric' from Pakistan while accusing it of sponsoring terrorism.
Reports of a potential deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and withdraw US forces were met with conflicting statements from Iran and the US, with the White House calling Iranian claims of an agreement a "fabrication." Meanwhile, the US delivered its first KC-46 aircraft to Israel, enhancing its capabilities for potential independent strikes on Iran.
Police in Kampot, Cambodia, have arrested 30 of their own officers on allegations of theft from a scam casino.
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.
Sihasak claims that Thailand is not seeking territory from any nation, though reports from the ground suggest otherwise, indicating potential border disputes.
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.
The Quad group of nations (Australia, India, Japan, and the United States) has launched new initiatives focused on energy security and critical minerals in the Indo-Pacific region. These efforts include a $20 billion deal to reduce reliance on China for critical minerals and plans for port development in Fiji.
A 22-year-old man was successfully rescued after falling from a height of 10 meters at Navagio Beach in Zakynthos, Greece, and was reported to be in good condition. This incident occurred while search and retrieval operations were underway at a collapsed building in Angeles City, Philippines, where one person died and 20 were feared trapped.
Analysts suggest that the recent pardon of Sokha in Cambodia could potentially pave the way for the release of other political prisoners.
China has introduced new regulations for food imports, with most businesses reportedly already in compliance with the updated standards.
A labor union in Indonesia has issued a warning that approximately 9,000 layoffs could occur within the next three months. This potential job loss highlights concerns about economic stability and employment in the country.
Creativity is playing a significant role in shaping the futures of a new generation of Bengali women, fostering opportunities and development.
Cambodian King Norodom Sihamoni has granted a royal pardon to former opposition leader Kem Sokha, who was serving a 27-year sentence for treason. The pardon follows a request from Prime Minister Hun Sen and allows Sokha to be released from house arrest.
Lawyers representing victims of the Philippine drug war remain undeterred by former president Duterte’s recent change in his legal team.
Rescued elephants in Mathura, India, are employing unique methods like ice popsicles and mud baths to combat the intense heatwave, as reported by the Phnom Penh Post.
Sightings of rhinos in urban areas of Nepal's Chitwan region have sparked concerns among conservationists regarding wildlife protection.
The Golden Temple Residence in Siem Reap is inviting guests to experience Khmer hospitality, highlighting the region's cultural tourism appeal.
Cambodia and Malaysia are reinforcing their bilateral relations through the upcoming 'Travel and Shopping Fair 2026.' The Phnom Penh Post reported on this initiative.
Critically endangered Cantor's giant softshell turtles have successfully hatched along the Mekong River, offering a glimmer of hope for the species' recovery.
Authorities in Cambodia have raided two riverside 'girlie bars,' rescuing 35 victims and detaining one suspect in connection with the operation.
Authorities in Phnom Penh have successfully busted three additional scam operations, described as a 'triple threat' to public safety.
A diplomatic briefing was held to share concerns regarding Thailand's occupation of cultural heritage sites, as reported by the Phnom Penh Post.
Cambodia is making efforts to cultivate its future in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), transitioning from traditional education to lab-based learning.
LOLC Cambodia is actively assisting businesses of varying scales to grow and achieve success, providing crucial support for economic development.
Cambodia is undertaking conservation efforts to reintroduce and boost the population of critically endangered Siamese crocodiles in the Srepok River.
Newly posted troops in Cambodia are targeting forestry crimes within the Prey Lang sanctuary, aiming to protect the critical natural resource from illegal activities.
Malaysian banks and financial institutions have been urged to strengthen their fraud detection capabilities to combat rising financial crimes.
Torrential rains have triggered severe floods and landslides across southern and central China, leading to the deaths of at least 25 people. A yellow alert has been issued as the heavy rainfall continues to impact the region.
The article investigates the identity of Kevin Smith and the reasons behind his decision to stage a protest at the border.
A brutal murder case in Kelantan, involving 61 stab wounds, has brought the issue of femicide into sharp focus in Malaysia.
The HTK program is providing Cambodian children with essential life-saving swimming skills, helping them to navigate water safely.
A critically endangered hog deer was successfully rescued in Kratie, Cambodia, after being attacked by dogs. Conservation efforts continue to protect this vulnerable species in the region.
Electric vehicle manufacturers in Cambodia have been instructed to enhance public education efforts as the country's electric fleet continues to grow.
South Korean President Lee and Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi have forged a united energy front in response to the escalating crisis in the Strait of Hormuz.
The article explores the concept of the "Indo-Pacific Balloon Effect," analyzing the migration of cybercrime, the weaponization of finance, and their implications for regional sovereignty in the Indo-Pacific.
Cross-border training initiatives are being implemented to build and strengthen capacity in combating scams and fraudulent activities.
Singapore's ambassador indicates the country's keen interest in importing fruit and vegetables from Cambodia.
Paragon University hosted an international conference focused on the development of the Mekong region, bringing together experts and stakeholders to discuss future strategies and collaborations.
Japan is reportedly exploring the introduction of early-warning drones to enhance its surveillance capabilities in the Pacific region. This initiative aims to bolster national security and monitor maritime activities more effectively.
Philippine senators are reportedly ready to proceed with a trial involving Vice President Sara Duterte, indicating potential legal proceedings against the high-ranking official.
A campaign titled "Proudly Khmer" encourages citizens to choose, use, and be proud of their Khmer heritage and language.
Cambodia steps up Ebola surveillance as WHO declares global health emergency Phnom Penh Post
China has issued a strong response in its ongoing dispute with the European Union regarding a subsidy probe, escalating tensions between the two economic powers.
A prominent palm oil magnate has issued a warning regarding impending economic struggles and issues related to stolen land.
A US aggregate website has ranked Cambodia as the world's top country for its 'Natural Environment,' highlighting its ecological richness.
Thailand has reportedly provoked new military activities following its revocation of the 2001 Memorandum of Understanding. This action could escalate tensions in the region.
The Phnom Penh Post argues that efforts for cultural recognition should prioritize respecting historical distinctions to avoid confusion and misrepresentation.
Mong Reththy has initiated a large-scale palm oil replanting drive to counter declining yields from aging trees, aiming to boost future production.
Cambodia's Ministry has praised the success of its 'Clean Cambodia' campaign, reporting that it attracted 7 million participants.
The launch of 'The Pizza Cambodia' signifies a new chapter in the Kingdom's culinary landscape, aiming to enhance the local food scene.
Sin Yubin has been named UNICEF Cambodia's inaugural national ambassador, marking a significant step for the organization in the country.
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 conference of Francophone central bankers has concluded with calls for increased oversight and transparency within the financial sector. The discussions highlighted the importance of these measures for economic stability.
An art exhibition titled 'Printing Reflections' is showcasing the works of three artists, exploring multiple layers of one city, Phnom Penh.
A major scam bust in Svay Rieng, Cambodia, resulted in 45 arrests, with cooperation from the DEA helping to dismantle a maritime smuggling operation.
Foreign ministry decries Thai construction on occupied territory Phnom Penh Post
Thailand's imports have decreased by nearly 30%, while exports have plunged by 40%, indicating a significant downturn in the country's trade performance.
Thai citizens are reportedly being compelled to stream live footage from border areas as rumors circulate about open crossings.
Organizers of No Tobacco Day are focusing their efforts on exposing and combating harmful marketing strategies employed by the tobacco industry.
South Korean superstar Jun Ji-hyun shares her thoughts on fame, the process of aging, and her debut appearance at the Cannes Film Festival.
LOLC Cambodia is actively helping small businesses grow and improve livelihoods across the country, as reported by the Phnom Penh Post.
Philippine police are reportedly tapping various agencies to track vehicles believed to be linked to Senator dela Rosa's 'escape' from the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction.
The governor of Preah Sihanouk province has made a public appeal for additional investment from Chinese entities.
Healthcare stakeholders in Cambodia, both public and private, are advocating for greater digital integration within the sector.
Cambodia commemorates Sergeant Suon Roan, who is remembered as the first casualty of the border conflict.
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.
Amid global uncertainty, Singapore has encouraged North Korea to keep its dialogue channels open, advocating for continued diplomatic engagement.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Iranian President Pezeshkian discussed a potential US-Iran peace deal, with Sharif expressing hope for a swift resolution and Pezeshkian appreciating Pakistan's role in negotiations. Chinese President Xi Jinping also met with PM Sharif, praising Pakistan's efforts in Iran peace initiatives and highlighting strong bilateral ties.
Thailand's commitment to a ceasefire has been welcomed, with observers emphasizing that international law remains a crucial component of any lasting solution. The development is seen as a positive step, but adherence to legal frameworks is underscored.
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.
Plans have been unveiled to transform Bavet, a border town, from a low-skill area into a competitive regional hub, aiming to boost economic development.
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.
Western Europe is experiencing an unprecedented spring heatwave, with record temperatures in hundreds of French cities and 'tropical nights' in Spain. The heatwave has been linked to at least seven deaths in France and is threatening more climate records.
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.
Cambodia has officially denied online rumors circulating about impending border closures and an age-based entry ban.
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.
Cambodia has published a new military service law, which stipulates that wartime draft dodgers could face up to five years in prison.
Singapore's Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong visited China, where he experienced various robotic innovations, from tea-making to health checks.
A Chinese national has been charged following a major bust that seized 800kg of narcotics and precursor chemicals.
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.
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) has emphasized the crucial connections between menstrual health, HIV prevention efforts, and the promotion of girls' education.
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 focusing on enhancing its STEM education, transitioning from traditional teaching methods to more practical, lab-based learning to cultivate its future in science and technology.
Thailand has accused Cambodia of firing shots in the Samraong area, an allegation that Cambodia has vehemently denied, labeling it as 'fake news' amidst ongoing border tensions.
Vietnam's former health minister and nine other individuals are facing trial over allegations of delayed hospital projects that resulted in significant state losses.
A UN representative has drawn attention to the significant civilian cost resulting from ongoing border clashes, urging for protection of non-combatants.
Pakistan responded to India during a UN Security Council debate, accusing India of being exposed by terrorism and disregard for international law.
Cambodia is implementing a program to put juvenile delinquents to work supporting border forces.
Cambodia's insurance sector reports stable premium rates while the volume of paid claims has decreased, according to the Phnom Penh Post.
Relations between Nepal and India are reportedly in uncertain territory as Nepal's new government adopts a more assertive foreign policy course.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Beijing for talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping, where the leaders called for a "multi-polar" world order and criticized the US. While they praised their "unshakable foundations," a key gas pipeline agreement timeline was not finalized.
Kampong Cham in Cambodia is experiencing fresh beginnings as its water supply infrastructure has been expanded, improving access to clean water for residents.
It has been confirmed that 'Romdoul' brand mangoes found in Korean markets originate from Cambodia, clarifying they are not from Thailand.
Cambodia's Ministry of Transport is implementing CCTV systems at weigh stations to identify and penalize overloaded trucks, aiming to address the issue of heavy burdens on infrastructure.
Cambodia marks May 20 as a Day of Remembrance, honoring the resilience and heroism of Khmer Rouge survivors.
A new certification program designed for migrant workers returning to their home country is reportedly showing promising results.
Authorities in Cambodia have launched an investigation into the cruel killing of a rare deer, highlighting concerns about wildlife protection and illegal hunting in the region.
Phnom Penh Designers Week is underway, showcasing a vibrant display of artistic expression and creativity. The event is being hailed as a significant declaration of artistic freedom within the region.
The son of Myanmar's political prisoner Aung San Suu Kyi has made a public plea for her release, expressing concern for her well-being.
Japan has provided an $11 million grant to support mine clearance efforts and victim assistance programs.
This article explores the historical fate of Khmer Rouge fighters who were captured in 1979.
Cambodia has reported a 24% increase in its raw cashew nut exports during the first four months of the year, indicating strong performance in the agricultural sector.
An information minister has issued a call to action, encouraging young people to actively reject and combat the spread of fake news. The initiative aims to promote media literacy and critical thinking among the youth.
OCIC, Canadia Bank, and Falcon Tech have united in a partnership aimed at advancing Apple technology and promoting AI adoption within Cambodia.
AOT (Airports of Thailand) conducted a tour of the border area at the occupied Chouk Chey village.
Authorities in Phnom Penh have detained foreign scammers operating from Prince Plaza, uncovering a scheme that had been 'hiding in plain sight'.
Cambodia's National Bank (NBC) has issued a warning against altering the national currency, the riel, stating that such practices harm national dignity.
Tensions between Cambodia and Thailand over the Outer Continental Shelf (OCA) have highlighted existing governance gaps within ASEAN, according to a former diplomat.
Cambodia's aviation sector experienced stagnation in the first quarter of the year, with passenger numbers reportedly down by 4%.