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Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to the fundamental principles of the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia (TAC) at its 50th anniversary conference, emphasizing preventive diplomacy and peaceful dispute resolution to ensure regional stability.
Cambodian Deputy Minister of Defense, Ly Kosal, emphasized that peace is the foundation of national development during a public forum with residents in Angkor Chum district, Siem Reap province. He stated that under political stability and social order, infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, and roads can be built, improving citizens' livelihoods.
Cambodia's Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) has announced progress in resolving the issue of unexploded ordnance from the Thai invasion era during the first half of 2026. Notably, over 380,000 hectares across seven provinces have been surveyed and cleared of unexploded ordnance.
A 51-year-old woman has been charged in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, for her alleged involvement in issuing bounced checks totaling over $70,000, highlighting a significant issue in financial transactions.
Two Paris Peace Accord activists, arrested in June 2024 and sentenced to two years for incitement to affect national security, were released from prison in Phnom Penh on July 24, 2024, after completing their sentences. A third activist remains incarcerated for another case.
A French national residing in Cambodia has claimed on social media that he and his daughter were denied entry to Thailand by immigration authorities and subsequently returned to Cambodia. The man expressed strong criticism towards Thailand after a six-hour detention.
A traveler recounts an unexpected encounter at a small health center in Kulen, Cambodia, while en route to Ratanakiri. Despite language barriers, the author and her son were deeply touched by the selfless kindness of both staff and fellow patients, experiencing the profound human warmth of Cambodia.
In an era of converging geopolitical, technological, and monetary shifts, Cambodia is accelerating its pursuit of strategic autonomy through infrastructure development. By embracing AI and digital currencies, the nation is enhancing its international standing.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has issued warnings for heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds in coastal and mountainous regions due to the intensification of Tropical Storm Noul and the southwest monsoon. The advisory, effective from July 25-28, urges caution against potential flooding and hazardous sea conditions.
Cambodia's Skills Development Fund (SDF) inspected cashew processing factories in Kampong Thom province to foster skilled labor for the industry. The fund aims to implement training programs tailored to local needs, aligning with the government's policy to make Kampong Thom a cashew processing and export hub.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology forecasts increased rainfall in coastal areas from July 25-28. Strong rains and thunderstorms are expected due to a low-pressure system, prompting a call for caution. While this period is typically the rainy season, localized heavy downpours could impact infrastructure.
In Cambodia's Kampong Thom province, a directive was issued to joint forces to strengthen forest resource protection and crack down on illegal logging. The Provincial Military Commander strictly ordered the prevention of illegal logging and land encroachment, and prohibited collusion with offenders, while encouraging the troops.
In Cambodia, a city councilor and four Siem Reap provincial police officers have been accused on social media by a woman over unpaid personal loans. The Siem Reap Provincial Police issued a statement clarifying that the matter is a private dispute unrelated to their duties, and emphasized that using police identification cards as collateral is illegal, recommending legal recourse.
A public speaking competition organized by the Royal Government Spokesperson Unit saw a student from Svay Rieng University win first place on the theme 'How Should Youth Prepare to Participate in Achieving Cambodia's 2050 Vision?'. The event aimed to educate youth on the importance of human capital development within the government's 'Pentagonal Strategy'.
Cambodian National Assembly President Khuon Sudary will lead a high-level delegation on an official and friendship visit to Vietnam from July 27-29. The visit, at the invitation of Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man, aims to further strengthen bilateral ties and cooperation in both legislative and executive spheres.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Men Sam An emphasized that supporting the production of traditional silk 'Holi' weaving creates jobs and income for rural women, boosting domestic industries. Exchanges with the Lao Women's Union were also held.
Cambodia has referred 268 cyber fraud cases to the prosecutor's office over the past year as part of a nationwide crackdown, involving 2,773 suspects. Authorities identified 665 fraud locations and deported numerous foreigners. New legislation introduces severe penalties, including life imprisonment, hefty fines, and asset confiscation.
Former US President Donald Trump stated that the transfer of nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia is contingent upon the kingdom normalizing relations with Israel under the Abraham Accords. While the US Department of Energy signed a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, Trump emphasized that congressional approval requires prior normalization.
US President Donald Trump stated that Iran 'strongly wants' to negotiate an end to the war, but also warned that the US is fully prepared to use military force. Tensions remain high between the two nations, with a complex interplay of diplomatic overtures and military posturing.
A 22-year-old young man in Cambodia's Prey Veng province died after being struck by lightning while herding ducks into a pen during a heavy rain. Authorities have reiterated warnings to the public about safety precautions during severe weather.
Cambodia faces a complex regional landscape as it seeks economic development while maintaining close ties with China. Its reliance on Chinese infrastructure investment and economic cooperation is growing, drawing international attention.
A garment worker in Phnom Penh was found dead in his rented room after being unseen for four days. Neighbors reported a foul odor, leading the landlord to discover the deceased man. Police have determined the death was due to natural causes.
Phnom Penh police have arrested two suspects in connection with a motorcycle theft at Pochentong Central Hospital. The suspects, who had evaded capture for six days after the incident on July 18, 2026, were apprehended based on security camera footage. The stolen motorcycle had already been resold.
A Chinese woman in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, sustained serious injuries after jumping from the second floor of a condominium following an argument with her Chinese boyfriend. She fell onto the first floor before jumping to the ground. While she survived, she suffered injuries to her eye and limbs and was taken to the hospital. The cause of the dispute is under investigation.
A major restoration of a 20-meter Naga balustrade on the western side of the first enclosure, south of Angkor Wat, has commenced. This section is a key tourist photo spot and a priority for structural preservation, with completion expected by the end of 2026.
The Cambodia Chamber of Commerce announced plans to expand the formal role of international chambers and foreign businesses within the Government-Private Sector Forum (G-PSF), aiming to strengthen international input into economic policy formulation.
Pailin Province, Cambodia, is accelerating infrastructure development around the Sen Sok Waterfall to boost tourism and revitalize the local economy. The provincial governor emphasized the importance of development for improving residents' livelihoods and called for public cooperation in environmental beautification.
The Techo Sen Svay Rieng Regional Polytechnic Institute in Cambodia has provided free vocational training to nearly 4,000 youth and citizens from impoverished backgrounds, equipping them with skills and creating employment opportunities as part of a national initiative aiming to train 1.5 million people.
Cambodian authorities inspected the Crown Casino in Bavet City, Svay Rieng Province on July 24, 2026, to ensure it is not involved in illegal activities like cyber scams. This is part of a nationwide effort to renew casino licenses and enhance industry transparency.
Hun Many has urged Cambodian authorities and party working groups to prepare for the impacts of rising temperatures and drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon. He also emphasized closer engagement with the public and preparations for upcoming elections.
A year after the 2025 conflict with Thailand along the border, Banteay Ampil district in Cambodia grapples with unexploded ordnance hindering reconstruction, leaving many residents displaced and struggling. Infrastructure remains severely damaged, casting a long shadow over the path to a peaceful recovery.
Pailin Province Governor inspected irrigation canal restoration and water pump installations to rescue 530 hectares of rice fields facing drought. This intervention aligns with Prime Minister Hun Manet's directives for prioritized citizen welfare.
Authorities in Cambodia's Svay Rieng province, in collaboration with the Commercial Gambling Management Committee, inspected the 'New World' casino in Bavet city. The move is part of the government's campaign against cyber scams, ensuring casinos are not used for illicit activities.
Senior Cambodian People's Party official Ke Kim Yan instructed party cadres and authorities in Banteay Meanchey province to resolutely defend peace, political stability, and national sovereignty. He cited a 4.2% economic growth in the first half of 2026 and thanked citizens for their support.
Cambodia is forecast to experience thunderstorms and gusty winds across 40-60% of its territory from July 25-27. Coastal areas are expected to be most affected, prompting a call for caution.
A new 'Techo' building has been inaugurated at the Alliance Française in Siem Reap, Cambodia. The facility is set to serve as a hub for human resource development, intercultural dialogue, and arts education, contributing to Cambodia's preparations to host the Francophonie Summit later in 2026.