Cambodia's Senate Vice-President urged displaced residents in Banteay Meanchey province to maintain national unity and transform hardships into a force for nation-building. He encouraged trust in the government's peaceful resolution efforts and stressed the importance of education and health. He called for learning from historical lessons to strive for peace and prosperity.
Cambodia and Thailand will hold the first meeting of the Conciliation Commission under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in Singapore from September 14-16. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Prak Sokhonn will deliver Cambodia's opening address, with the national television broadcasting the proceedings live.
Cambodian police have arrested two suspects in connection with a fraud case involving the use of fake identification and Telegram. The suspects are accused of impersonating authorities to extort money from victims. The incident occurred in Phnom Penh, and legal proceedings are underway.
Cambodia reaffirmed its support for the humanitarian goals of the Convention on Cluster Munitions at a review conference hosted by Laos. However, new mine and explosive remnants of war contamination from recent border conflicts with Thailand could impose an additional burden on Cambodia's demining efforts.
A paved road connecting to the Doung Rath border gate in Tbong Khmum province, Cambodia, has severely deteriorated due to heavy cargo trucks, becoming potholed and waterlogged. Suspicions have also arisen regarding merchants circumventing taxes by smuggling goods from Vietnam via motorcycles.
In Cambodia's Kampong Cham province, the governor inspected an area affected by severe riverbank erosion that damaged multiple homes. Residents have been relocated for safety, and the governor pledged to repair the riverbanks after the water recedes.
In Kampong Cham Province, Cambodia, 26 outstanding high school graduates were honored by the provincial governor with awards, including laptops and scholarships, recognizing their academic achievements and potential contribution to national development.
Kep Province, Cambodia – Five Chinese nationals and two Cambodians have been arrested in Kep Province for illegal possession and discharge of firearms. Three Chinese and one Cambodian suspect were released after questioning, while one Chinese national, identified as WU YANWEI, was detained without a passport and is facing further legal proceedings.
A severe riverbank collapse along the Mekong River in Srey Santhor district, Kampong Cham province, has forced many residents to dismantle their homes and relocate. The provincial governor visited the site and pledged to repair the embankment after the water recedes.
A 20-year-old construction worker in Cambodia's Battambang province died from electrocution while charging his phone. The incident, reportedly caused by carelessness when plugging into an outlet, highlights the need for safety precautions.
Following the successful hosting of the Kun Khmer Asian Championship by Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia have expressed interest in hosting separate events. Cambodia is also planning a world championship in 2026, signaling the sport's growing international reach.
Cambodia's bicycle exports continue to perform strongly in the international market, reaching over $493 million in the first eight months of 2026. This represents an increase of approximately 21% compared to the same period last year.
Cambodian authorities have deported 21 Vietnamese nationals for illegal stay, illegal employment, drug use, detention, and human trafficking. This action underscores the government's commitment to maintaining domestic security and enforcing the law.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to rebuild business and transport ties and boost trade, as both nations seek to mend relations severely strained by a 2020 border clash. They also aim to enhance cultural exchange and travel flexibility.
Cambodia spent $3.38 billion on fuel imports between January and August this year, a 40% increase year-on-year. Fluctuations in international crude oil prices are a backdrop, with domestic retail prices also showing an upward trend.
In Battambang, Cambodia, a man was arrested after stabbing his ex-wife and causing serious injuries when she refused his attempts at reconciliation. The incident stemmed from his jealousy and anger.
Cambodia's 2026 National Job Fair has garnered significant praise from young people and job seekers. Beyond offering direct employment opportunities, the event also provided career counseling and CV preparation assistance, establishing itself as a vital platform for entering the labor market.
Cambodia experienced 977 disasters, including fires, tornadoes, and lightning strikes, from January to August this year, resulting in 217 deaths or injuries and affecting 8,512 homes. Both the number of incidents and casualties have increased compared to the same period last year.
Cambodia is participating in the first Conciliation Commission meeting under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) concerning its maritime border dispute with Thailand. The meeting in Singapore aims to achieve a peaceful resolution to the long-standing dispute.
Kampot Provincial Governor, Noun Pharat, donated 3 tons of rice and other food and supplies to the intervention forces of the Regional Military Operations Command. This support aims to bolster territorial integrity and facilitate citizen rescue operations during natural disasters.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology forecasts that from September 13-15, low pressure systems over the Bay of Bengal and South China Sea will cause rain with thunderstorms and gusts across 70% of the country. Widespread impacts are expected in plains and plateau regions, with coastal areas also advised to be cautious.
In Cambodia's Kampong Speu province, local leaders and citizens participated in a 'Salak Phut' ceremony, offering robes and food to monks observing the rainy season retreat (Vassa). The event upholds Buddhist tradition, aiming to support the monastic community and promote Buddhism.
Christine, a former Australian police officer, has voiced support for the Cambodian government's crackdown on scam operations. She argued that Cambodia is unfairly labeled 'Scambodia' and highlighted the government's significant resource allocation to dismantle criminal networks.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information announced it will broadcast live the inaugural meeting of the UNCLOS Conciliation Committee concerning Cambodia and Thailand, held in Singapore. This marks a significant step in resolving maritime disputes between the two nations.
In Preah Sihanouk Province's Prey Nob district, 1,203 households received energy-saving stoves. This initiative aims to reduce women's workload, improve household health, and protect the environment, aligning with the government's "Pentagonal Strategy."
A newborn infant was found abandoned in a trash bin in Phnom Penh, leading to the arrest of the 19-year-old mother. The incident highlights the precarious situation of poverty and child protection issues affecting young people in Cambodia.
Cambodia's Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts is considering a plan to restore the ancient Ou Chik Bridge (also known as Spean Toup), built in the 13th century. The bridge was damaged by Thai military bombing in late 2025, halting restoration efforts.
Cambodia's 2026 National Job and Productivity Fair is being lauded by young attendees not just as a place to find employment, but as a crucial source of information for future career planning. Students participating expressed that the event provided valuable insights into various professions and companies, aiding them in concretely considering their career paths.
Myanmar's President U Min Aung Hlaing concluded a state visit to Cambodia, agreeing with Prime Minister Hun Sen to strengthen bilateral relations. Key discussions focused on economic cooperation, regional security, and cultural exchanges.
A Russian Federation Navy ship safely departed from Cambodia's Sihanoukville port on September 12, 2026, concluding a two-day official visit. The visit aimed to strengthen friendship, solidarity, and cooperation between the navies of both countries, and expand collaboration in maritime security and humanitarian assistance.
Myanmar's Chairman of the State Administration Council, Min Aung Hlaing, visited the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Angkor Wat and Bayon Temple on September 12, 2026, the final day of his official visit to Cambodia. The report highlights the historical ties between the two nations and his impression of the ancient ruins.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Royal Palace, Kuy Sophal, met with representatives of commune/sangkat councils in Kampong Chhnang province. The meeting emphasized strengthening cooperation to improve resident welfare, focusing on decentralization and deconcentration principles to enhance local services and quality of life.
Takeo Provincial Governor Vei Samnang met with Cambodian People's Party (CPP) leadership in Trang district, encouraging party members to understand and promptly address the needs of residents. He highlighted the CPP's past 40 years of leadership in bringing peace and economic growth, urging continued support for development.
A ceremony was held in Tram Kak district, Takeo province, Cambodia, to celebrate 1165 students who passed the high school graduation exam (Bak Doup). Tuon Siphon, representative of the government's local development team, attended, praising the students' efforts and encouraging them to pursue specialized knowledge at the higher education level.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment is taking firm action against illegal gold mining activities discovered within the Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary in Kampong Thom province. Authorities have seized numerous mining equipment and issued a one-month notice for residents to cease illegal operations.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education has launched a capacity-building program for teachers and school administrators as part of the General Education Improvement Project (GEIP-AF), supported by the World Bank. The program, which commenced on September 12, 2026, at the Royal University of Phnom Penh, aims to train over 8,000 educators and administrators nationwide, from bachelor's to doctoral levels.