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A Thai couple has been arrested in connection with a shooting incident in Poipet, Cambodia. The suspects admitted to retaliating against the victim, and a large quantity of drugs and firearms were seized. A search for an accomplice on the run is ongoing.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment held a ceremony on World Ranger Day to honor the dedication and sacrifices of its park rangers, highlighting their vital role in conservation and sustainable development.
Cambodia is promoting locally made handicrafts and souvenirs as 'cultural ambassadors' to showcase national identity and boost artisan income. The Ministry of Tourism views these items as tools for 'tourism diplomacy'.
2026年7月30日、手帳国際空港ゲート警察署の入国警察官は、手帳国際空港関税消費総局と協力し、40キロ以上の麻薬容疑者（乾燥大麻）を発見した北アイルランド人女性を逮捕した。 入国管理総局によると、容疑者のスーツケース2個から40キロ以上の乾燥大麻が発見され、最初のスーツケース26個は重さ14.70キログラム、2番目のスーツケース45個は重さ2万5,415キログラム、合計71個、つまり4万115キログラムだった。
Cambodia has announced the outcomes of the 48th World Heritage Committee (WHC) session held in Busan, South Korea, from July 26-29, 2026. The meeting, attended by 162 member states, highlighted Cambodia's commitment to heritage preservation and international cooperation.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education has launched a pilot online system to streamline the application process for licenses and permits in the education sector. This system allows applicants to submit documents, pay fees, and obtain licenses entirely online.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sar Sokha, has requested Prime Minister Hun Manet to reinstate strict enforcement of traffic laws starting September 1, 2026. This move aims to strengthen measures against traffic violations, particularly in accident-prone areas, following a previous suspension.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet commemorated the 17th anniversary of the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum's inscription into UNESCO's Memory of the World Register. The Prime Minister's message highlighted the significance of these archives as crucial evidence of the Khmer Rouge regime's atrocities.
The Cambodian Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has announced that rain is expected nationwide on July 31st. The ministry is urging caution, especially in areas that may experience heavy rain and thunderstorms. Rainfall during this period raises concerns for agriculture and infrastructure.
Cambodia is seeking to balance its national sovereignty with its deepening economic reliance on China. While Chinese investments and trade drive economic growth, concerns are rising about excessive dependence potentially limiting strategic options.
Pakistan's Foreign Office stated it is making 'utmost efforts' to bring the US and Iran back to negotiations under the Islamabad MoU. The ministry reiterated the importance of dialogue and diplomacy amidst regional instability.
Munich Re has warned of escalating risks from a strengthening El Niño, predicting extreme weather events like heatwaves, droughts, wildfires, and typhoons across the Asia-Pacific. The reinsurer anticipates a rise in natural disaster losses in the latter half of 2026.
The provided article concerns an earthquake in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, and is unrelated to the situation in Cambodia. Therefore, a report from the perspective of a Cambodia correspondent cannot be generated.
China's Foreign Ministry urged New Zealand to cease using China for domestic political purposes and to foster bilateral friendship, following remarks by its Foreign Minister. No direct link to Cambodia's current affairs is apparent.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment has sent a letter inviting Ma Chettra, the owner of the Facebook account that disseminated information about alleged illegal logging in the Preah Rung forest area of Preah Vihear province, to cooperate and provide information and evidence. The ministry seeks cooperation to verify facts and ensure transparency in law enforcement.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information has directed provincial and municipal information office websites to become key official information channels, aiming to enhance public opinion management and ensure accurate public dissemination.
Cambodia's Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum marks the 17th anniversary of its inscription into the UNESCO Memory of the World Register. The museum stands as a crucial historical witness to the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge regime, serving as an occasion to reaffirm the importance of peace as a foundation for national development.
Cambodia's Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology, and Innovation emphasized the critical role of specialization and value chain strengthening for developing tourism handicrafts and souvenirs. A national forum in Siem Reap on July 30 discussed strategies involving government and private sector collaboration.
Cambodia's Ministry of Public Works and Transport has requested further cooperation and support from JICA in railway development, railway safety, and the formulation of urban transport master plans. JICA has a long history of contributing to Cambodia's infrastructure development, and the recent meeting confirmed future priority areas.
Cambodia's Ministry of Justice inspected the progress of a rehabilitation program for young inmates at Odor Mean Chey Prison. Inmates are undergoing vocational training in agriculture and construction, showing notable results. This initiative is part of Prime Minister Hun Manet's directives.
Authorities in Damnak Choeur district, Kep province, in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Works and Transport's Railway Maintenance Department, have removed 25 unauthorized stalls built on railway land. The action highlights concerns over informal economic activities impacting infrastructure and public safety.
The Governor of Preah Sihanouk Province led an inspection of bridges, canals, and roads within the city to prevent flood damage caused by heavy rainfall. The focus is on mitigating damage during the rainy season. Authorities have ordered the improvement and cleaning of drainage systems to ensure swift water flow.
Cambodia marked Ranger Day on July 31, celebrating the dedication and heroism of its park rangers. The event, co-organized by the Ministry of Environment and Conservation International (CI) Cambodia, highlighted the crucial role these frontline guardians play in protecting forests, wildlife, and biodiversity. Emphasis was placed on the importance of investing in ranger welfare and capacity building to achieve Cambodia's 2050 carbon neutrality vision amidst a changing global environment.
Leaders in Kampong Cham Province presented Vassa candles and donations to four pagodas in the region. Governor Khlout Phon and other officials visited Wat Thmey, a pagoda with 66 years of history, to honor the monks and uphold Buddhist traditions.
Cambodian authorities on July 30 raided two remote resorts in Pailin province, detaining 46 foreign nationals suspected of involvement in online scams. The operation reflects the government's intensified stance against such criminal activities.
Dr. Pich Chanmony, representing Bun Rany Hun Sen, wife of former Prime Minister Hun Sen, visited Chhumpoh K'aek Pagoda in Phnom Penh on July 30, 2026, to offer rainy season candles and donations to religious leaders and monks for the observance.
Cambodia's escalating 'hit and run' issue is undermining law enforcement, social norms, and public trust in justice. A recent fatal hit-and-run involving a luxury car has raised public concern about fostering a culture of impunity. Strengthening strict and equitable law enforcement, alongside fostering driver responsibility, is essential.
The Cambodian Senate has highly commended the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training for its significant progress in the employment, social security, and technical and vocational education and training (TVET) sectors. The importance of these areas as a backbone of economic growth was emphasized, with recommendations made for further improvements.
Cambodia has been selected to host the 2026 FrancoTech Innovation Competition, bringing together innovators from 90 Francophone countries. The event will showcase digital products, services, and solutions, offering international awards and exposure to participants.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhonn met with Australia's Minister for International Development, Small Business, and Multicultural Affairs, Dr. Anne Aly. Both sides agreed to deepen cooperation in areas including trade, investment, agriculture, energy, education, and demining, ahead of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations in 2027.
Phnom Penh Governor stated that during a meeting with the Singaporean Ambassador, both countries agreed to further enhance cooperation in education, economy, health, and tourism. Particular emphasis was placed on bilateral efforts to combat online scams.
A Chinese firm, JINDING AIR LIQUEFACTION (CAMBODIA) CO., LTD., is set to establish Cambodia's first air separation gas production plant in Kampong Speu province. The facility will produce nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and oxygen for industrial, agricultural, and healthcare sectors, aiming to reduce imports and eventually export. Official inauguration is scheduled for August 2nd.
The Asalha Puja festival was celebrated at Damnak Pagoda in Siem Reap, Cambodia, commemorating five significant events in the Buddha's life. The event served as an opportunity for Buddhists to accumulate merit and purify their minds.
Australia is injecting an additional AUD 3 million (approximately USD 2 million) to bolster support for vulnerable Cambodian families facing economic hardship and natural disasters. The funding will strengthen Cambodia's social protection system through social and health support programs.
The Cambodian Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport has issued a directive strictly prohibiting the pre-release and dissemination of exam papers, marking schemes, candidate answer sheets, and score sheets (MCS) for the High School Diploma Examination scheduled for August 10. Violators will face legal consequences.
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee has adopted a resolution strongly condemning the destruction of world heritage sites during armed conflict. Cambodia, with its past experience of losing numerous cultural heritage sites due to conflict, views this resolution as significant and plans to strengthen its heritage protection efforts.