Cambodia's Guard Police Force conducted live-fire training after completing a course on weapons technical skills. The objective is to strengthen the capabilities of officers responsible for security at government institutions and embassies.
Authorities in Phnom Penh's Chom Chao 3 Commune, Por Sen Chey District, have apprehended and transferred seven homeless individuals to the Department of Social Affairs. The operation aims to address public order and sanitation concerns.
Major General Prak Soth, Deputy Director General of the National Peacekeeping Center, inspected facilities at the Multinational Peacekeeping Force (PKO) Training Center in Phnom Sruoch district, Kampong Speu province. The inspection focused on readiness for upcoming international training programs, including UN tripartite cooperation projects.
The Governor of Cambodia's Kandal province has issued a stern directive to local authorities and law enforcement agencies to eradicate all forms of illegal gambling, particularly online betting. Citing severe impacts on social order and citizens' livelihoods, with potential links to online scams, the governor has set a strict deadline of October 1st for casinos to cease all online gambling operations, warning of legal action against violators.
Cambodia continues its economic growth driven by massive infrastructure investments from China, while concerns over Beijing's expanding geopolitical influence grow. The nation's future strategy is under scrutiny.
Cambodia, France, and the EU have launched a VR technology competition for students, aiming to foster digital skills and green innovation in addressing climate change. The initiative aligns with the EU's Global Gateway strategy, supporting Cambodia's digitalization and sustainable development.
The Phnom Penh administration and the Ministry of Public Works and Transport convened a coordination meeting for the second phase of the wastewater management project, supported by the Japanese government and JICA. The initiative aims to improve public health, sanitation, and the urban environment to attract tourists and investors.
Cambodian and Vietnamese officials met in Hanoi to discuss connection points for the Phnom Penh-Bavet and Ho Chi Minh City-Moc Bai expressways. This initiative is seen as part of efforts to strengthen economic cooperation through infrastructure development.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence, General Tea Seiha, will embark on a historic first official visit to Australia from September 6-10. The visit aims to strengthen defense cooperation between the two nations.
A Cambodian delegation, including officials from the Ministry of Information, media institutions, and scholars, visited Guangdong Province to observe industrial innovation, logistics, manufacturing, and urban transformation. They also participated in the Asia-Pacific Media Forum, exploring potential applications for Cambodia's economic development.
Cambodia's Kandal province authorities have ordered five casinos to cease online gambling operations by the end of September 2026, emphasizing strict legal enforcement to curb illegal activities that negatively impact social order and public welfare.
Battambang Governor Sok Lu inspected a cattle breeding farm established by young Cambodians, which currently houses over 1,000 breeding cows on approximately 60 hectares. The farm aims to expand domestic supply, reflecting Cambodia's push for agricultural self-sufficiency and economic development.
Senior Cambodian Advisor Men Sam On conducted a prayer ceremony near the Military Bridge in Oudor Meanchey Province, praying for national prosperity, citizen well-being, and increased tourism. Special prayers were offered for the health and success of border defense forces.
A woman accused of running an illegal gambling den, operating as a bookie for Vietnamese lottery numbers, has been arrested in Phnom Penh. A judge ordered her provisional detention on September 3rd. Authorities are working to expose the full extent of this gambling operation, which had eluded detection for years.
Prey Veng Province is planning to repair Provincial Road 330, a vital economic artery over 20 km long, connecting the National Road 1 to the Svay Angong border gate. The initiative aims to improve travel and goods transportation, addressing severe damage that hinders local residents and cross-border traffic, with the goal of boosting the local economy and livelihoods.
In Cambodia's Kampong Chhnang province, ongoing maintenance and beautification efforts along the median strips of National Road 5 are aimed at improving the road's aesthetics and enhancing traffic safety.
The Gendarmerie in Kampong Speu province, Cambodia, has launched a recruitment drive for new security personnel. Application forms are being distributed free of charge, encouraging youth to enlist. This initiative is seen as part of efforts to strengthen national security capabilities.
A 36-year-old woman in Kampong Chhnang Province, Cambodia, was injured in a shooting incident at her home by an unidentified assailant. She sustained injuries to her face and nose and is receiving treatment at a hospital in Phnom Penh. Authorities are investigating the possibility of the attack being carried out with a slingshot or air gun.
A former police chief in Cambodia's Takeo Province is demanding a probe into alleged irregularities surrounding a drug bust conducted a year ago. He claims one suspect was improperly released and later re-arrested, and is calling for accountability from his superiors.
Vietnamese tycoon Pham Nhat Vuong has become Southeast Asia's richest person, ranking 54th globally with $39.2 billion, driven by a surge in Vingroup's stock. Enrique Razon Jr. of the Philippines is second in the region.
Eight months after a ceasefire, the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict continues to severely impact the lives of residents in Cambodia's western provinces. Infrastructure damage and reported Thai military occupation of disputed areas in regions like Preah Vihear are preventing many from returning home.
Cambodia's Ministry of Justice spokesperson clarified that the case of Sley Wort, arrested and detained for forest destruction, was not a mistaken identity arrest but a release due to insufficient evidence. The spokesperson emphasized that the individual never denied his identity at any stage of the legal proceedings.
Cambodia is expanding skills training for informal economy workers, promoting digital registration and vocational training to facilitate their transition to the formal sector. The initiative aims to enhance tourism services and boost economic growth by strengthening the capabilities of vital contributors to job creation.
Cambodia's Minister of Information, Neth Pheaktra, highlighted an Agence France-Presse (AFP) report detailing the plight of Cambodian civilians displaced by the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict who are unable to return home. Over 20,000 remain displaced, with new housing failing to replace their lost homes.
The Cambodian Red Cross has pledged US$100,000 in humanitarian aid to Nepal following devastating floods. The contribution responds to an emergency appeal from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
The Cambodian Senate recognized Tep Sam Aun as a new senator for Constituency 6 and approved, without amendment, a draft law amending the Law on Administrative Management of Communes/Sangkats, aiming to enhance local administration efficiency reflecting election results and public will.
Cambodian and U.S. militaries concluded detailed planning for the "Angkor Sentinel" joint exercise, scheduled for February 2027. This marks the resumption of the bilateral exercise after a decade-long hiatus, aiming to enhance military cooperation and disaster response capabilities.
The Cambodian National Assembly has decided to refer four key draft laws concerning the legal profession, ASEAN, CICA, and criminal justice cooperation between Cambodia and Russia to specialized committees for review. The draft budget for the National Assembly for 2027 was also approved.
Cambodia's Ministers of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Rural Development co-chaired a ministerial meeting to assess progress in modern agricultural and water-user communities and decide on future intervention areas. This initiative is part of the nation's efforts to promote sustainable agriculture and rural development.
Samdech Kittipreah Bun Rany Hun Sen, President of the Cambodian Red Cross, has decided to donate US$100,000 to the Nepal Red Cross to support humanitarian operations in response to devastating floods on the Nepal-China border, following an appeal from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
Cambodian and US military forces concluded initial planning for the "Angkor Guardian" joint exercise, set to resume in February 2027 after a decade. The exercise aims to strengthen cooperation in areas like medical aid, engineering, and explosive ordnance disposal.
Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia – Development initiatives are underway in Stung Trang district to improve the livelihoods of residents. The government and local authorities are focusing on infrastructure development and welfare support, including food aid for vulnerable families and the installation of solar panels for nighttime lighting. Experts note that while these efforts contribute to better living standards, Cambodia's economic growth sustainability hinges on its relationship with China.
In Banteay Meanchey province, Cambodia, 17 families of former soldiers have received houses donated by Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate. This gesture symbolizes gratitude for their contributions to the nation, offering them renewed hope for their lives.
Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia, has launched a crackdown on illegal fishing gear to protect fishery resources. Major General Som Son is intensifying efforts against illegal fishing during the closed season, aiming for sustainable use of aquatic resources vital to local livelihoods.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth and Sport, Hang Chuon Naron, awarded honorary medals to education, youth, and sport officials in Kampong Cham province, recognizing their achievements, particularly the 85% pass rate and 100 'A' grades in the 2026 high school exams. The minister stressed the importance of passion for chosen fields and aligning career choices with market demands for future success.
Siem Reap Provincial Police have mobilized and trained specialized units to swiftly respond to natural disasters and emergencies such as floods, tornadoes, and fires. The operation prioritizes protecting the lives and property of residents and evacuating them to safety.