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Cambodia announced that 18,703 people remain displaced and unable to return home due to renewed border tensions with Thailand, blaming Thai military occupation and restrictions on residents. Phnom Penh urged the UN to press Bangkok to uphold the ceasefire agreement.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) has launched the 27th session of its Level 2 political education course for party cadres, aiming to strengthen leadership and policy implementation capabilities.
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce hosted the "Supply Chain Forum 2026" on September 6, 2026. The event aims to boost the economy by directly connecting local small-scale businesses with distributors, potential buyers, and digital platforms. This marks the ministry's first such initiative, focusing on integrating farmers, processors, financial institutions, and logistics providers.
EuroCham Cambodia is advocating for an increase in the export de minimis threshold from $50 to $1,000. This reform aims to reduce administrative burdens and costs for SMEs, thereby enhancing Cambodia's logistics competitiveness.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has issued a message on the occasion of the 26th National Literacy Day. The theme for this year is 'Literacy Promotes Quality Inclusive Education,' with the Prime Minister reaffirming the commitment to improving national literacy and educational quality.
Cambodia is expanding its literacy focus beyond basic reading and writing to encompass digital, financial, and information literacy, driven by Prime Minister Hun Manet's call for lifelong learning and inclusive education, with provisions for people with disabilities and ethnic minorities.
Cambodia's Senate has rejected claims from a Thai parliamentary commission regarding a border dispute, reaffirming Phnom Penh's sovereignty over the contested territory. Cambodia accused Thailand of violating international law with military deployments and aerial incursions, and called for an independent international investigation.
Cambodia has launched its inaugural Supply Chain Forum, aiming to connect Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) with buyers, financiers, and markets. The initiative seeks to enhance domestic supply chain efficiency and boost the potential for supplying raw materials to both local and export markets.
Men Sam An, a senior official of the Cambodian People's Party, instructed party officials in Svay Rieng province to provide expert-based local services and strengthen preparations for the upcoming local elections, aiming to gain public trust and advance party policies.
Cambodia's Senior Advisor Men Sam An highlighted efforts to support the construction of thousands of homes for impoverished and homeless military and veteran families. She presented a house and supplies in Svay Rieng province, also mentioning medical support.
Children and youth from across Cambodia gathered at an annual forum organized by World Vision, sharing community challenges and concerns. They engaged in direct dialogue with leadership to improve support measures and learned about official reporting aligned with child protection guidelines.
Cambodia is facing severe drought conditions in Poipet province's Ta Lo Sen Chey district, threatening rice crops with potential losses of up to 70% due to insufficient rainfall in September. Residents are also experiencing shortages of potable water. The National Committee for Disaster Management is assessing the situation and seeking government and partner support.
In Cambodia's Kampong Cham province, commemorating International Literacy Day, the Deputy Governor highlighted literacy as the bedrock for developing basic knowledge, professional skills, and inclusive education. This extends beyond reading, writing, and arithmetic to encompass information utilization and digital literacy.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister Men Sam An visited displaced residents in Rong Cham village, Svay Chek district, Banteay Meanchey province. He praised their resilient spirit in organizing their temporary housing and cultivating crops, demonstrating efforts to rebuild their lives under local administration's attention.
Persistent heavy rainfall has triggered flooding in several areas of Samlot District, Battambang Province, Cambodia. The O' Nonong bridge in O' Ta Ti'ek village is submerged, affecting roads, homes, and farmland. Authorities are monitoring the situation.
Cambodia's Anti-Drug Authority has requested religious leaders in Preah Sihanouk province to help disseminate information about illegal drugs and the "NoDrug" app. A workshop attended by over 500 participants emphasized the compatibility of religious freedom with social contribution, aiming for citizen-led drug eradication.
Cambodia's ruling party leadership convened a meeting to strengthen party organization and enhance citizen services in preparation for upcoming commune elections. Directives included updating party member data, recruiting new members, particularly youth, and promptly addressing residents' needs.
Khun Khundee of the Cambodian People's Party emphasized the importance of internal unity and solidarity at a party meeting in Kampong Svay district. She urged party members to cooperate in addressing challenges and remain loyal to the party for future electoral victories.
Preah Sihanouk Province, Cambodia, hosted an anti-drug workshop with approximately 500 religious leaders from five major faiths, including Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam. Authorities are enhancing awareness and information sharing on drug issues through collaboration with religious organizations, promoting the use of the "NoDrug" app.
In Cambodia's Ratanakiri province, residents set fire to a ranger station in Lumphat Wildlife Sanctuary following reports of a young woman's death. Authorities deny claims that rangers were involved.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has emphasized that improving literacy is the cornerstone for enhancing the quality of inclusive education. In a message for the 2026 National Literacy Day, he highlighted that in the 21st century, literacy extends beyond basic reading, writing, and arithmetic to include information literacy, critical thinking, and digital skills. The government prioritizes 'people' in its development strategy, aiming to ensure equitable access to education for all citizens through expanded lifelong learning opportunities.
A Cambodian Muslim man in Stung Treng province has filed a lawsuit against four senior police officials, alleging their involvement in his wrongful arrest and nearly year-long imprisonment due to mistaken identity. The man seeks accountability for the alleged errors in executing a court order.
A man arrested for alleged sexual assault in Cambodia's Sen Sok district has been transferred to the Phnom Penh Municipal Court under stricter laws. The country is intensifying its enforcement against sexual offenses.
Prime Minister Hun Manet visited Kandal Province to inspect the progress of operations to crack down on online scams. This demonstrates the government's firm stance against technology-enabled crimes. The Prime Minister emphasized the protection of citizens and strengthening cooperation among law enforcement agencies.
The Cambodian Senate's Foreign Affairs Committee has categorically rejected 'baseless accusations' from the Thai Senate's consultative committee, reaffirming Cambodia's territorial sovereignty based on international law and historical treaties. The committee denounced Thai military incursions and airspace violations as breaches of international law.
The King of Cambodia has issued a royal decree dismissing Tou Samnang from his position as an advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, following his arrest and indictment on corruption charges. The decision was made at the request of Prime Minister Hun Manet.
Cambodia's Minister for Women's Affairs has called for building a future where women and girls can study equally without fear and lead with confidence. This was emphasized as essential for economic development and a national priority for the entire ASEAN community.
The Cambodian government announced the suspension of online gambling in all casinos nationwide starting October 2026, aiming to curb online scams and opaque financial flows. This decision seeks to strengthen oversight and eradicate illegal activities related to online gambling.
A fire in Phnom Penh's Chamkar Mon district completely destroyed a wooden house. The cause is suspected to be an electrical short, resulting in the loss of belongings. Fortunately, there were no human casualties. Firefighters responded to the scene.
Over 300 US companies are continuing their business operations in Russia despite American sanctions, according to a Russian presidential aide. These firms reportedly have no plans to withdraw from the Russian market, citing the value of the market and their own business interests amid pressure from Washington.
Vietnam's total trade value reached $770.14 billion in the first eight months of 2026, a record high for the period. Exports rose 22.4% and imports surged 35.3%, resulting in a trade deficit of $20.46 billion. The US remains Vietnam's largest export market, while China is the largest import market.
In Cambodia's Svay Rieng province, a senior economic police official has been arrested and jailed by court order for alleged involvement in extorting $9,000 from a fabric truck. The alleged mastermind remains at large.
Cambodia Kickboxing Federation Secretary-General Tommy Kim announced the launch of a new kickboxing program, embodying the spirit of 'get up where you fall,' aimed at enhancing athletes' capabilities after gaining international experience. The initiative seeks to improve adaptation to rules different from Kun Khmer and strengthen collaboration with international organizations.
Senior Minister Men Sam An performed a prayer ceremony at the ancient Toup Bridge in Udor Mean Chey province, seeking national peace, prosperity, and success in territorial defense. She prayed for the well-being of all citizens and protection from natural disasters and epidemics.
Mondulkiri Province, Cambodia, launched a campaign releasing 200,000 mixed-species fry into the O'Tety and Sen Sokdom reservoirs to restore natural fish stocks and enhance food security. The provincial governor emphasized the importance of protecting these fish and ensuring sustainable fishing practices.
Senior monk Ku Sopheap highlighted the critical period of adolescence (13-17 years old) as the most challenging for moral education, stressing the indispensable role of family in fostering ethical values, as schools alone cannot instill them.