In Mondulkiri province, Cambodia, a 39-year-old man has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault after allegedly stabbing a 24-year-old youth multiple times. The motive appears to be the victim's alleged repeated interference with the suspect's wife. The victim sustained severe injuries and is receiving medical treatment.
Cambodia and Japan fostered cultural exchange and deepened mutual understanding through the Tanabata Festival held in July 2026. The event played a significant role in nurturing friendship among the youth of both nations and strengthening their strategic partnership.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with Malaysian Army Chief of Staff General Tan Sri Dato' Seri Haji Malek Razak bin Sulaiman on July 11. The Malaysian General expressed support for Cambodia's stance on resolving border issues with Thailand peacefully and based on international law. Discussions also covered strengthening defense cooperation between the two countries.
The 2nd ASEAN-India Women Scientists Conference in Phnom Penh concluded with a joint commitment to strengthen scientific cooperation and enhance female leadership in science, technology, and innovation across the region.
Nearly 3,000 job opportunities are available in four coastal Cambodian provinces for former migrant workers returning from Thailand and other job seekers. These roles span the industrial, agricultural, and service sectors, with resources provided by the Ministry of Labor.
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation issued a strong protest on July 10 against repeated violations of its sovereignty and territorial integrity by Thai forces along the border. Thai troops allegedly encroached and conducted activities near border pillars 14 and 22 in early July.
A special operation targeting online scams in Poipet, Cambodia, has led to the apprehension of 14 Thai nationals. Seized items include numerous mobile phones and cash. This operation is part of the country's broader efforts to combat cybercrime.
Malaysia's Chief of Defence Forces, during an official visit to Cambodia, met with the Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence, agreeing to strengthen bilateral defense cooperation. The two nations will promote military exchanges and capacity building, aiming for peace and stability in the ASEAN region.
Cambodia's private sector recognizes the 'Recognition of Prior Learning' (RPL) assessment program as a vital mechanism for developing skilled labor and ensuring standardized, high-quality workers. This evaluation helps businesses understand employees' true skill levels, reduce training costs, and boost productivity.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information has urged the public not to consider content on social media platforms like Facebook and TikTok as reliable news sources, citing the lack of editorial oversight and fact-checking. The ministry emphasized the importance of media literacy, especially among younger users who heavily rely on these platforms.
The Cambodian government has formally protested to Thailand over alleged violations of its sovereignty and territorial integrity, citing recent Thai military activities including excavation and barbed wire installation near the border. Cambodia urges an immediate cessation of these actions and a peaceful resolution based on existing agreements.
The ASEAN-India Women Scientists Conclave in Phnom Penh reaffirmed commitments to enhance women's leadership in science and technology and deepen regional cooperation. The event featured proposals for implementing research and addressing challenges like food security and sustainable energy.
The Cambodian government has strongly protested alleged violations of its sovereignty and territorial integrity by Thai armed forces along the border. Citing incidents of excavation and barbed wire installation in early July, Cambodia reiterated its commitment to peaceful resolution based on international law and bilateral agreements.
Samrong City in Oddar Meanchey, Cambodia, held its June meeting to strengthen security and social order. The meeting reviewed achievements in border and internal security and discussed measures against illegal gambling, juvenile delinquency, drugs, and digital fraud.
The Kampong Thom Military Region Command in Cambodia held a meeting to review the management and assurance of soldiers' livelihoods, focusing on ensuring timely salary and food provisions according to established regulations and promoting agricultural and animal husbandry for improved living standards.
The Governor of Koh Kong province has strongly urged the newly appointed Provincial Administrative Chief to uphold loyalty, enhance capabilities, and provide swift services, emphasizing the role of public officials as servants to the people. The directive also highlighted the importance of discipline and rewarding merit, with strict measures for those who fail in their duties.
The 'Study in Australia Fair 2026' has opened in Phnom Penh, strengthening Cambodia-Australia educational ties. The Australian Ambassador highlighted how world-class education for Cambodian students cultivates talent crucial for the nation's economic development.
The rehabilitation and widening project of National Road No. 5, connecting Serei Saophoan to Poipet in Banteay Meanchey province, has progressed to over 60% completion as of the end of June 2026. This vital economic artery is expected to boost logistics, cross-border trade, and local livelihoods.
Cambodia anticipates scattered showers, strong winds, and thunderstorms from July 11-13 due to Tropical Depression Bavi. Coastal areas face higher chances of rain, while the capital and inland regions are expected to remain mostly dry.
The Kampong Thom Provincial Police Chief has issued seven directives to police stations under his jurisdiction to ensure local security, safety, and order. These include strengthening police discipline, implementing regular meetings, and formulating action plans for providing resident services.
In Battambang province, Cambodia, 17 juveniles aged 14 to 19 have been arrested for a series of nighttime burglaries targeting homes and shops. They have been referred to the provincial court on charges of theft, facing a potential minimum sentence of one year imprisonment if convicted.
The Cambodian government has issued a strong protest against repeated incursions by the Thai military into its territory. In early July, Thai forces engaged in earthworks and barbed wire installations near the border, with incursions into Cambodian territory also confirmed. Cambodia asserts these actions violate bilateral agreements and international law, demanding an immediate cessation.
Two Vietnamese nationals have been arrested in Svay Rieng province, Cambodia, on charges related to the trafficking, distribution, transportation, possession, and use of illegal drugs. Seized items include narcotics, a vehicle, and mobile phones. The suspects have been sent to court for legal proceedings.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with Malaysian Armed Forces Chief Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Haji Malek Razak Bin Sulaiman to discuss bilateral cooperation. The meeting signals a potential deepening of military and security ties between the two nations.
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism organized a fruit fair in Battambang province to strengthen linkages between agriculture and tourism, and promote domestic travel. Battambang, a UNESCO Creative City, serves as a model for promoting tourism through its culinary heritage.
In Phnom Penh, a resident experiencing stone-throwing incidents by youths hesitated to report to the police, fearing expenses. However, the information reached authorities quickly, prompting an immediate police visit to the victim's home for an inquiry.
In Bac Ninh Province, northern Vietnam, 11 Chinese nationals were arrested for operating an online scam using fake investment platforms to defraud French citizens. The group allegedly lured victims through social media and messaging apps, creating fake investment profits before demanding further payments.
Research suggests that regular coffee consumption in Cambodia may reduce the risk of liver disease and liver cancer. Studies indicate a 24% reduction in liver cancer risk for those drinking 1-2 cups daily, and up to 47% for those consuming 5 or more cups.
The Cambodian government has issued a strong protest against repeated violations of its sovereignty and territorial integrity by the Thai military, including incursions, construction, and mine-laying. Cambodia points to violations of the 2000 MOU and international law, demanding an immediate halt to these actions.
Cambodian police in Chantrea district, Svay Rieng province, arrested two Vietnamese nationals on July 8, 2026, suspected of drug trafficking, distribution, transportation, possession, and use. Seized items included drugs, a vehicle, and mobile phones.
Daily consumption of 'Bapoo' (congee) in Cambodia is raising concerns about potential nutrient deficiencies. Experts warn of insufficient protein and fiber, and advise caution for diabetic patients.
A new study indicates that adopting healthier lifestyle habits, including a balanced diet, sufficient sleep, and regular exercise, can extend lifespan by up to nine years and reduce the risk of chronic diseases. This finding holds potential implications for public health initiatives and awareness campaigns in Cambodia.
Typhoon Bavi has caused landslides in southern Philippines, killing at least 10 people and bringing the total death toll to 15. In Taiwan, residents are stocking up on supplies and reinforcing shops as they brace for the storm's impact.
India's Ministry of External Affairs, through its embassy in Cambodia, signed two MoUs with the Cambodian Ministry of Information for implementing Quick Impact Projects (QIPs) under the Mekong-Ganga Cooperation (MGC) framework. The projects aim to benefit rural communities in Kratie province, focusing on beekeeping and student support.
More than 200 French companies are operating in Cambodia, spanning sectors like transport, energy, and finance. Bilateral trade and investment are on the rise, with an upcoming French presidential visit expected to further deepen the strategic partnership between the two nations.
India has signed two new Quick Impact Projects (QIPs) in Cambodia's Kratie province, focusing on climate-resilient honey production for farmers and providing bicycles to underprivileged students. These initiatives are implemented under the Mekong-Ganges Cooperation (MGC) framework.