The Cambodian government has formally protested to Thailand, citing repeated violations of its sovereignty and territorial integrity by Thai armed forces. The protests stem from alleged unauthorized road construction and marking activities near the border in Oddar Meanchey province, which Cambodia argues contravene existing treaties and agreements.
Cambodia's Interior Minister, Sar Sokha, has ordered strict legal action without exception against individuals impersonating police officers to threaten and extort citizens, as well as against Ministry of Interior officials involved in abuse of power or corruption. Reporting channels for misconduct have been established to encourage public complaints.
The Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially protested against the Thai military's use of heavy machinery for road construction in the Ta Thom area of Anlong Veng district, Udor Mean Chey province, between border posts 9, 10, and 11. Cambodia asserts that Thailand's actions violate the territorial sovereignty and integrity of Cambodia.
A truck carrying workers overturned in Svay Rieng province, Cambodia, due to a tire blowout, injuring 10 people, one seriously. Ministry of Labour officials intervened to facilitate their hospital transport and treatment.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training announced that nearly 20,000 job openings are available in Kandal Province, awaiting returning migrant workers from Thailand and local job seekers. Opportunities span the industrial, agricultural, and service sectors.
A van transporting workers overturned in Svay Rieng province, Cambodia, due to a tire blowout, resulting in 25 injuries. Overloading and an aging vehicle are suspected causes.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has announced nearly 90,000 job opportunities available nationwide for returning migrant workers from Thailand and domestic job seekers. These openings span key sectors including agriculture, industry, and services.
Cambodian authorities have deported 36 Vietnamese nationals implicated in online scams, signaling the government's firm stance against illegal activities within its borders.
Cattle farmers in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province are shifting from traditional breeding methods to artificial insemination (AI). This transition allows for the production of higher-value breeds that gain weight faster, significantly boosting farmer incomes and adapting to market demands.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, at the 20th anniversary of the nation's participation in UN peacekeeping missions, emphasized the country's transformation from a war-torn past to a new nation contributing to regional and global stability. He also noted Cambodia's international recognition in demining and cooperation with other nations in peacekeeping.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet attended a ceremony celebrating 20 years of Cambodia's troop contributions to UN peacekeeping missions, praising the nation's achievements. The event also marked the official inauguration of a multi-national peacekeeping training center.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) announced plans to construct new party headquarters and renovate existing facilities in Andoung Meas district, Ratanakiri province, aiming to strengthen community engagement and improve administrative services.
Siem Reap Province will host public forums across its 13 districts starting October 27th. The Provincial Governor stated the aim is to hear citizen concerns, enhance transparency, and accountability, with department heads expected to directly address public queries.
Cambodia's Ambassador to South Korea attended the ASEAN-Korea Startup Week 2026 in Seoul. Three Cambodian companies participated, aiming to boost business and innovation cooperation between ASEAN and South Korea and expand investment opportunities.
Former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen proposed the establishment of a 'security zone' along the Cambodia-Thailand border to Thai authorities. This initiative follows the rejection of an earlier proposal for a 'demilitarized zone,' aiming to de-escalate border tensions.
The Cambodian government forecasts 4.8% economic growth by 2027, with per capita income projected to reach $3,277. This growth is expected to be driven by contributions from the industrial, service, and agricultural sectors.
A truck carrying workers overturned in Cambodia's Svay Rieng province, injuring 10 people. Authorities immediately intervened to assist the injured and began investigating the cause of the accident.
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has formally protested to Thailand, accusing Thai forces of violating its sovereignty and territorial integrity through road construction and other activities near border markers. Cambodia calls for peaceful resolution in accordance with bilateral agreements and international law.
Cambodia's Preah Kosomak Polytechnic Institute (PPI) under the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training is enhancing student employability by integrating practical application and industry collaboration into its curriculum, focusing on both technical and soft skills development.
Cambodia is hosting 'Amazing Nature of Cambodia,' a two-day event to promote conservation and raise public awareness of the Kingdom's rich natural heritage. Government institutions, conservation groups, and private sector partners are collaborating to highlight the value of nature.
A journalist from the Agence Kampuchea Presse (AKP) has participated in an AI for Journalism training program organized by China's Xinhua News Agency. The training aims to enhance reporting quality and efficiency through AI applications in data analysis and content creation, alongside ethical considerations.
Cambodia will launch a military training program under its conscription system on Independence Day, November 9, 2026. Prime Minister Hun Manet announced that nearly 15,000 young people have volunteered, expressing hope for their contribution to national defense.
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly protested Thailand's unilateral road construction near the border, calling it a grave violation of Cambodian sovereignty and territorial integrity and demanding an immediate halt. Cambodia reiterated its commitment to peaceful resolution based on existing agreements and international law.
Cambodian authorities have raided two locations in the capital, Phnom Penh, suspected of operating a cyber fraud ring. Six individuals were arrested in connection with the operation, which allegedly scammed victims out of over 300 million Cambodian Riel (approximately $75,000 USD) through fraudulent donation appeals and online gambling schemes.
In Cambodia's Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary, the REDD+ 'Keo Seima' project is supporting 2,039 community members with training in organic vegetable farming and livestock raising, along with initial supplies. The initiative aims to improve livelihoods and conserve forest and wildlife resources.
Cambodia is set to host the 5th National Games and the 3rd National Para Games from November 5-13, 2026, across Phnom Penh and the provinces of Kep, Kampong Chhnang, and Svay Rieng. The official opening ceremony will be on November 7, with the closing ceremony on November 13, both at the National Olympic Stadium in Phnom Penh.
Cambodia is set to host the opening ceremony of the 5th National Games and the 3rd National Para Games on November 7, 2026, at the National Olympic Stadium, with Prime Minister Hun Manet in attendance. Approximately 30,000 spectators are expected to witness an event emphasizing national unity and pride through sports.
Cambodian journalists participated in an AI training program hosted by China's Xinhuanet, focusing on enhancing media quality and efficiency. The training covered AI applications like data analysis, content creation, and fact-checking, fostering international knowledge exchange.
Prime Minister Hun Manet commemorated the 20th anniversary of Cambodia's participation in UN peacekeeping operations, stating that the missions have elevated the nation's prestige and established its equal standing among contributing countries. Since 2006, Cambodia has deployed troops to various conflict zones, including Sudan, South Sudan, and Chad.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet marked the 20th anniversary of the Kingdom's participation in UN peacekeeping missions, emphasizing the nation's transformation from a war-torn country to a contributor to regional and global peace. The event highlighted Cambodia's significant role on the international stage.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet highlighted the nation's dramatic transformation from a recipient of peacekeeping forces to a leader in mine clearance under the UN. This statement was made during a ceremony commemorating 20 years of Cambodian armed forces' participation in UN peacekeeping missions.
Prime Minister Hun Manet announced the government's commitment to advancing defense reforms under the 7th mandate. The strategy focuses on internal strengthening and external cooperation to modernize the military, including modernization of structure, training, and equipment, and the introduction of a conscription system.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and German Ambassador Silke Röfer met to discuss expanding cooperation in trade, investment, mine clearance, and security. The talks precede the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations in 2027, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties.
Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention at the UN General Assembly. Highlighting the ongoing threat of landmines and unexploded ordnance to civilians and development, the nation urged for strengthened mine action programs and victim support from the international community.
Cambodia underscores water's critical role beyond a natural element, highlighting its essential contribution to human health, dignity, and economic activities. Ensuring safe water access directly impacts gender equality and quality of life, particularly for women and children.
Cambodia is expected to experience heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across many provinces from October 24th to 30th due to the influence of tropical depressions 'In-fa' and 'Champi', with particular caution advised for low-lying and coastal areas.