Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Hang Chuon Naron, reaffirmed Cambodia's strong commitment to further strengthen and expand bilateral cooperation in all sectors with Singapore during the 61st anniversary of Singapore's National Day celebration hosted by the Singapore Embassy.
A health advisory is being issued in Cambodia for diabetic patients regarding fruit sugar intake. Bananas and citrus fruits are noted for their high sugar content, requiring careful consumption, while berries are presented as a relatively safer option.
Insights into Cambodian rice cooking practices reveal that adding a few drops of lemon juice before rinsing rice can make it appear whiter and more appealing. However, this method does not remove pesticides. The article also provides guidance on rinsing, water ratios, soaking, resting, and proper storage of cooked rice.
France's Constitutional Court has rejected a bill to ban social media use for children under 15, citing infringement on freedom of expression. President Macron has ordered a revision of the bill, aiming for its implementation before the 2027 presidential election.
Achard, a common Cambodian condiment primarily made from garlic, contains nutrients beneficial for heart health and blood sugar management. However, excessive consumption can cause digestive issues, and sodium content also requires attention.
Kampong Speu police have arrested a suspect in connection with a motorcycle theft. The victim's motorcycle was stolen while he was fishing. The suspect confessed to selling the motorcycle in Phnom Penh for $160. The arrest followed a complaint filed by the victim approximately one month prior.
In Kampong Speu province, Cambodia, a man who demanded money from his mother for debt repayment was arrested by authorities after assaulting her with a knife and setting fire to her straw workshop. The arrest followed a report by his elder brother.
Cambodian Minister of Labour and Vocational Training, Heng Sour, met with an international advisor from the Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions (LO Norway) to strengthen cooperation in protecting workers' rights and improving working conditions in the construction and brick kiln sectors. This collaboration could also attract Norwegian investment.
The Cambodian government has officially protested Thailand's alleged violation of its sovereignty and territorial integrity, citing a recent land distribution to Thai citizens within Cambodian territory near the border. Phnom Penh claims this action obstructs the joint border demarcation process and violates a 2000 Memorandum of Understanding.
Cambodia has formally protested Thailand's allocation of land to its citizens in a disputed border area, citing a violation of sovereignty. The move raises concerns about disrupting ongoing joint boundary demarcation efforts between the two nations.
Cambodian Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training officials intervened on August 15 at the Lysun Boyi Khlosyeng garment factory in Kandal province following a worker protest. Experts are investigating concerns and facilitating dialogue between workers and factory representatives, aiming for a swift resolution.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) inaugurated a new party signage along National Road 2 in Bati District, Takeo Province, on August 15, 2026. This event symbolizes the party's strengthened grassroots presence and unity with the populace.
Cambodia's economy benefits from China-led infrastructure investment, but faces challenges like rising debt and impacts on domestic industries. The nation's strategy to become a regional economic hub is being tested.
A delegation from the Cambodian People's Party (CPP) visited the residence of former government official Pich Bunthin, delivering gifts from party leadership. The visit is seen as an effort to strengthen internal party cohesion and show respect to long-serving members and contributors.
The Angkor National Polytechnic Institute in Cambodia is enhancing its technical and vocational training by providing students with direct exposure to workshops, modern equipment, and practical learning environments, aiming to bridge theory with real-world application for future job market readiness.
An elderly farmer in Cambodia's Battambang province is sustaining her daily livelihood through "Tuk Poot Lum Nhong" cultivation and management, despite facing reduced yields due to drought. While market demand remains stable, irregular rainfall is impacting production.
Mekong River water levels are continuously rising in Cambodia's Kratie province, beginning to affect some residents. Authorities are preparing rescue operations in anticipation of reaching alert levels. However, the rise is also seen as potentially beneficial for some farmers.
The Cambodian government has officially protested Thailand's land allocation in Cambodian territory near the border, viewing it as a violation of sovereignty and territorial integrity. Cambodia asserts this action impacts border demarcation processes and breaches past agreements.
Cambodia's Ministry of Agriculture inspected trial fiberglass greenhouses imported from China. The ministry aims to assess their durability and cost-effectiveness, with a long-term vision of promoting domestic production to enhance agricultural technology and support farmers.
Cambodia's Justice Minister and a US State Department official have agreed to enhance cooperation in combating online scam operations within the country. The US indicated potential technical assistance, while analysts expressed concern over potential strain on US-Cambodia relations depending on the government's response.
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation welcomed the appointment of Ms. Katrina Cooper as Chairperson of the Conciliation Commission under UNCLOS. The ministry stated this is a significant step towards resolving maritime boundary disputes and facilitating oil and gas resource development in overlapping claims areas.
Cambodia's Minister of Information refutes the Thai military's claim of adhering to international humanitarian law and targeting only military objectives. He presented evidence of civilian casualties, damage to homes, religious sites, and cultural heritage resulting from the use of F-16s and cluster bombs, urging international verification.
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed the appointment of Ms. Katrina Cooper as Chair of the Conciliation Commission established under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). The nation anticipates this appointment will contribute to the peaceful resolution of maritime boundary disputes and progress in developing oil and gas resources in overlapping maritime areas.
A Cambodian woman, owner of a mobile phone shop, has been charged for allegedly insulting a soldier on social media in Phnom Penh. She faces up to five years in prison under the country's penal code.
A man identified as Peng Chiva has been arrested in Cambodia for wearing military uniforms and impersonating high-ranking officials. The arrest was confirmed by a senior official from the Ministry of National Defense on August 14th. Peng Chiva was not found in the military's personnel database.
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has welcomed the appointment of Ms. Katrina Cooper as the president of the Arbitral Tribunal established under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). This appointment marks a significant step towards resolving disputes over maritime boundaries and energy resources.
A woman has been temporarily detained in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on charges of damaging troop morale and insulting public officials. The court has ordered her pre-trial detention at an educational and correctional center. The incident raises questions about the balance between freedom of expression and national security.
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the appointment of Katrina Cooper as president of the conciliation commission aimed at resolving disputes over maritime boundaries and joint development areas between Cambodia and Thailand. This initiative under UNCLOS raises expectations for de-escalation and joint development between the two nations.
Cambodia's Minister of Labour and Vocational Training met with the Deputy Director of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) to confirm strengthened cooperation in human capital development. Emphasis was placed on training skilled workers essential for economic growth and providing vocational training to vulnerable populations.
Cambodian National Assembly President Khuon Sudary congratulated Pakistan on its 79th Independence Day, expressing hopes for deepened bilateral friendship and cooperation. She also reaffirmed commitment to a rules-based international order.
Cambodia has officially launched the website and opened registration for the 20th Francophonie Summit, scheduled for November 15-16, 2026. The event will convene heads of state and government, and representatives from approximately 90 French-speaking countries and institutions.
Cambodian Minister Dr. Chhunn Theravath inspected the progress of the Rural Road Improvement Project Phase IV (RRIP-IV), funded by the Korean Economic Development Cooperation Fund (EDCF). The inspection covered 10 rural road sections in Svay Rieng and Prey Veng provinces, emphasizing the project's contribution to rural livelihoods and sustainability.
Cambodia's National Counter-Terrorism Committee organized a workshop in Kandal province to disseminate the National Counter-Terrorism Plan. This strategic document aims to prevent, defend against, and respond to terrorism, enhancing inter-agency coordination and local authority capabilities.
Pailin Province, Cambodia, hosted a large-scale tree planting initiative aimed at restoring forest cover and protecting wildlife habitats. Buddhist leaders, local officials, and residents participated in planting 1,400 valuable trees, aligning with the provincial governor's directives.