Cambodia's Ministry of Information urged the public, especially youth, to exercise caution before sharing information on social media. False information is seen as a threat to social order and security, with approximately 4,000 cases identified in 2025 and over 2,000 in the first half of 2026.
The Cambodian Ministry of Information and the Indian Embassy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the provision of funding for Quick Impact Projects to be implemented in Kratie Province in 2026. The projects include bicycle distribution and beekeeping initiatives.
Mao Sela, Undersecretary of State of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, shared Cambodia's digital technology development progress and the ministry's achievements with approximately 80 IT students from St. Paul University in Takeo province. He highlighted the UN-awarded document verification platform "verify.gov.kh" and the "DG SuperApp," encouraging students to study diligently and set clear life goals.
Cambodian Minister of Education, Youth and Sport Hang Chuon Naron and Japanese Ambassador Ueno Atsushi, who is concluding his mission, emphasized the importance of continued cooperation in education. They affirmed that numerous achievements have resulted from their collaboration and pledged to further strengthen and expand ties under their robust strategic partnership.
South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has lowered the travel advisory for Bokor Mountain, Bavet, and Poipet in Cambodia from the highest Level 4 to Level 3, citing significant improvements in the security situation. This move eases travel bans that were in place since October 2025, due to a sharp decline in crimes involving South Korean nationals.
Former Cambodian Prime Minister and current Senate President Hun Sen paid his respects at the funeral of Kem Sokha's mother. This gesture is significant given the long-standing political rivalry between the two figures, potentially indicating a move towards political reconciliation.
The Governor of the National Bank of Cambodia, Chea Serey, met with Japanese Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Atsushi Ueno. Chea Serey praised the progress in banking and financial cooperation between Cambodia and Japan. Ambassador Ueno stated that Cambodia's banking sector development enhances confidence and creates a favorable environment for Japanese investors.
The Cambodian government has declared the border situation with Thailand a top diplomatic priority for protecting sovereignty, territorial integrity, and its people. Senior Minister Hun Sen advocated for development and peaceful borders, while Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhonn reaffirmed commitment to peaceful resolution to the US. The UN Human Rights Office also expressed concern over Thai incursions and the displaced population.
Cham Chao I District in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, has begun clearing sediment and vegetation from a 350-meter canal adjacent to a factory. The initiative aims to mitigate flood damage from rainwater during the upcoming rainy season.
China's ambassador to Cambodia has vehemently denied a Japanese media report alleging a kidney transplant performed by a Chinese doctor in Phnom Penh, stating it was "completely false" and confirmed with the hospital that no Chinese doctor was involved. The denial comes amid heightened sensitivities surrounding foreign involvement in Cambodia's health sector.
Cambodia's National Assembly will convene next week to vote on a new government appointee and ratify international and regional agreements aimed at boosting aircraft financing and ASEAN regional cooperation. This comes amidst trade disruptions due to border tensions with Thailand, highlighting efforts to secure economic resilience.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen attended the funeral of the late Kem Sokha's mother. The gesture is being closely watched for its potential to signal political reconciliation between the two figures, given their past political tensions.
The Standing Committee of the Cambodian National Assembly has decided to include a proposal for additional government personnel appointments and four key ASEAN-related draft laws on the agenda for an upcoming plenary session, aiming to strengthen governance and regional cooperation.
Cambodia-based Nexus for Development has appointed Esther Rohena as Head of Carbon Finance, bolstering its capacity to meet growing demand for high-integrity carbon projects across Southeast Asia.
Woori Bank and Daiichi Life Cambodia celebrated the first anniversary of their bancassurance partnership, aiming to expand access to financial protection. The collaboration has protected over 2,200 customers and their families, with a total sum insured exceeding USD 18 million.
KB PRASAC Bank has obtained a license for retention and escrow services from Cambodia's Trust Regulator. This move aims to mitigate risks for buyers and sellers in real estate transactions, enhance domestic transaction trust, and accelerate integration into global financial systems.
Former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, now President of the Senate, sent a birthday message to Royal Advisor So Sinnuon. The message praised Sinnuon's contributions to the nation and wished him health and longevity.
Cambodia has awarded scholarships to 52 postgraduate students specializing in space and satellite technology, who will pursue their studies in France, China, and India as part of the nation's digital future preparation. This initiative underscores Cambodia's commitment to developing high-tech human resources.
Cambodia's Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology led a World Bank delegation on a study tour of Kampong Phluk village, exploring water security and biodiversity in Tonle Sap Lake.
Senate President Hun Sen announced the donation of 102 homes to 102 veterans and retirees in Preah Vihear province who lack land and housing, as part of ongoing support efforts.
Cambodian Senate President Samdech Techo Hun Sen announced the donation of 102 houses to veterans in Preah Vihear province during a meeting with over 800 provincial and local officials, reinforcing support for veterans and retirees.
Outgoing Japanese Ambassador to Cambodia, Ueno Atsushi, pledged to promote Cambodia's tourism potential to the Japanese public and proposed exploring visa exemption measures for Japanese tourists, as both nations aim to deepen tourism cooperation under a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
The Cambodian National Assembly will resume its 6th session of the 7th legislature on July 14. Following a decision by the Standing Committee led by President Khuon Sudary, five agenda items are slated for discussion, including additional government appointments and international agreements.
Kampong Thom Province in Cambodia is intensifying efforts against a surge in dengue fever cases, with the Red Cross urging residents to take preventive measures like eliminating stagnant water and using larvicides. Over 70 cases have already been reported in the province.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information announced that the second phase of the 'Say No to Fake News' campaign is serving as a crucial shield, protecting citizens, especially the youth, from disinformation and political manipulation. The campaign, rolled out in schools nationwide, also contributes to fostering public trust.
The Kampong Cham Provincial Sports Meet has opened in Cambodia. Governor Oun Chantha emphasized that sports are essential for both physical and mental health, contributing to improved quality of life and sustainable national development. He urged youth to avoid drug abuse and actively participate in sports.
Banteay Meanchey Province in Cambodia has conducted a training program to enhance the capacity of local administrative officials in 'social accountability.' The initiative aims to improve responsiveness to citizen needs and bolster transparency and efficiency in governance.
The SOSORO Museum and SIPAR have jointly published an illustrated book aiming to make Cambodia's economic and monetary history more accessible to the public. The book presents 2,000 years of history with illustrations, seeking to expand access to cultural and educational resources.
Kampong Speu Governor led a technical team to inspect damaged roads in four districts/cities, initiating repair and development plans. The governor emphasized road quality and drainage, and ordered stricter enforcement against overloaded vehicles.
Cambodian authorities have deported 79 Thai nationals for illegal residency, illegal border crossing, and online scamming, banning their re-entry. This action is part of the country's ongoing crackdown on technology-related crimes, with nearly 800 Thai individuals having faced similar measures.
The Authority for the Protection and Management of Angkor and the Old City of Siem Reap (APSARA) is continuing restoration work on the stairs and embankment of the northern baray of Angkor Wat. This sixth phase of restoration began in mid-May 2026 and is expected to conclude by the end of the year, aiming to preserve the heritage site and enhance its landscape.
Ten years after the killing of Cambodian political analyst Kem Ley, human rights groups and supporters argue that full justice has not been delivered. Authorities cited a debt dispute as the motive, but civil society organizations continue to demand further investigation into the case.
Cambodia's international trade in the first half of 2026 saw a 20.5% year-on-year increase, reaching nearly $37 billion. While both exports and imports grew, the trade deficit also widened to approximately $2.7 billion, attributed to government economic strengthening policies and investment environment improvements.
The Museum of Economy and Money, affiliated with the National Bank of Cambodia, has launched a new book titled 'Visiting the Museum of Economy and Money,' detailing Cambodia's economic and monetary history spanning over 2,000 years. The publication aims to deepen public historical understanding and promote education.