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The National Polytechnic Institute of Cambodia (NPIC) has won first and second place in the national robot competition, earning the right to represent Cambodia at the Asia-Pacific Robot Contest. The event aims to foster innovation and human resource development among Cambodian youth in robotics.
Cambodia and Germany are collaborating on the "FABRIC Cambodia II" project to enhance sustainability and compliance with social and environmental standards in the Garment, Footwear, and Bag (GFT) sector. This partnership aims to improve working conditions, protect the environment, and promote responsible business practices.
Cambodia's Ministry of National Defence announced that four Cambodian soldiers were injured in an explosion incident on July 5, 2026, in Udon Meanchey province. The incident occurred near the border with Thailand, and an investigation is underway. Both nations have reaffirmed their commitment to peaceful border dispute resolution.
Cambodia's Ministry of Defense announced that four Cambodian soldiers were injured by an explosive device in Udon Meanchey province. The incident occurred shortly after an encounter with Thai troops on patrol. An investigation is underway to determine the cause. Cambodia reiterated its commitment to border agreements with Thailand.
The French Development Agency (AFD) will provide a loan to the capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh, for the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant in the northern part of the city. AFD has supported Phnom Penh for over 30 years with infrastructure development and innovation. This project aims to address water pollution issues arising from the growing population and urbanization.
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs briefed foreign diplomats on the latest developments concerning the Cambodia-Thailand border, expressing concerns over unilateral claims and illegal activities by Thailand. Phnom Penh urged the swift resumption of joint border demarcation work to ease tensions.
The western Cambodian province of Battambang is experiencing a surge in nighttime burglaries in Banan district, heightening resident anxiety. The perpetrators, believed to be a group on motorcycles, target homes and shops. Despite ongoing police investigations, concrete leads remain elusive, raising concerns about public safety in the area.
Cambodia has implemented a new system effective July 1, 2026, allowing citizens to apply for or renew their national identification cards (ID cards) in their current place of residence or work, rather than their hometown. This aims to improve convenience and administrative efficiency. The operational status of this new system was inspected at the Siem Reap Provincial Police Headquarters.
Cambodia and Germany are cooperating on the "FABRIC Cambodia II" project to enhance sustainability and labor standards in the garment, footwear, and bag industries. The agreement, signed by both governments and GIZ, aims to strengthen compliance with international standards and bolster Cambodia's economic foundation.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health has announced a surge in dengue fever cases in parts of Kandal Province. K'Thum district has reported a significant number of infections, prompting authorities to urge residents to enhance preventive measures against mosquito-borne diseases. No deaths have been reported so far.
In Cambodia's busy modern life, health is often overlooked. This article explains five warning signs of serious illness, including chronic fatigue, unexplained weight loss, persistent pain, skin changes, and digestive issues, emphasizing the importance of early detection and health management.
International crude oil prices have fallen after OPEC+ agreed to increase production targets starting in August. While uncertainties surrounding Iran remain, the direct impact on Cambodia's economy is expected to be limited. Domestic fuel price trends are being closely watched.
Cambodia's Ministry of National Defence has launched an investigation into a border explosion that injured four soldiers. The incident occurred during a patrol near the Thai border, with Thailand denying any involvement, potentially raising tensions between the two nations.
The French Development Agency (AFD) will provide a loan for the construction project of a wastewater treatment plant in the northern part of Phnom Penh. AFD has been contributing to Cambodia's infrastructure development for over 30 years, and this support marks a significant step towards addressing urban environmental issues.
Cambodia's Interior Ministry has accused Thai forces of occupying border villages and preventing displaced residents from returning home. Despite a ceasefire agreement signed in December 2025, over 20,000 people remain displaced.
Cambodian Minister of Commerce Cham Nimul and South Korean Minister of Intellectual Property Kim Yong-sun met in Geneva to strengthen bilateral cooperation in the intellectual property sector. Both nations affirmed deeper collaboration across various fields, including legal and institutional development, capacity building, and digitalization.
Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense has launched an investigation into an incident where four Cambodian soldiers were injured by an explosion in Udor Mean Chey province. The incident occurred shortly after an encounter with a Thai patrol, drawing attention in the context of border issues between the two nations.
Cambodia's Ministry of Defence reported that four soldiers were injured by shrapnel from an explosion during a patrol near the Thai border in Oddar Meanchey province. The ministry reaffirmed commitment to border agreements and is investigating the cause.
Phnom Penh's Toul Tom Poung Market underwent a safety inspection by specialists from the General Department of Consumer Protection, Competition, and Fraud Repression (CCF). The inspection focused on detecting prohibited chemicals in food and checking for expired goods, alongside educational outreach to vendors.
Cambodia and Germany have signed the "FABRIC Cambodia II" project to enhance sustainability in the Garment, Footwear, and Bag (GFT) sectors. This initiative aims to strengthen workers' rights, environmental standards, and corporate social responsibility, ensuring the Cambodian economy remains competitive and sustainable in the global market.
Cambodia has invited Japan to participate in the Second Inter-Parliamentary Speakers' Conference next month in Phnom Penh. Both nations reaffirmed their commitment to deepening their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and enhancing parliamentary diplomacy.
Cambodia and Germany are deepening their collaboration through the "FABRIC Cambodia II" project, aimed at improving sustainability and labor standards in the garment, footwear, and bag industries. The partnership, formalized by both governments and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), seeks to maintain global competitiveness and enhance worker welfare.
Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stressed that the resumption of Thailand's Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) activities is crucial for de-escalating border tensions. Thai military activities beyond unilaterally claimed lines persist, leaving approximately 21,000 residents unable to return home.
The Cambodian National Police has completed a training course to enhance its technical expertise in investigating cyber fraud, with support from the South Korean National Police Agency. This initiative comes as Cambodia intensifies its efforts against cybercrime.
Cambodia's National Assembly has launched training on its new e-Parliament system as part of digital governance reforms. This initiative, aligned with Prime Minister Hun Manet's Pentagonal Strategy, aims to enhance administrative efficiency and transparency.
The Cambodian Oknha Association and the Korean Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia have signed an MoU to create new opportunities for business cooperation. This move is expected to boost bilateral trade and investment, with South Korean investments particularly focused on real estate, construction, and agriculture.
Cambodia is rapidly embracing the digital age, with citizens, businesses, and the government adapting quickly. Foreign technology investments are increasing, while domestic innovators are leading the charge in shaping the nation's digital frontier.
The Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation held a diplomatic briefing on the latest developments regarding the Cambodian-Thai border situation. While specific details were not immediately released, the briefing signals efforts towards de-escalation between the two nations.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol met with the European Chamber of Commerce to discuss strengthening the transport and logistics sector and improving import-export cargo efficiency. Discussions covered port digitalization and infrastructure development.
Cambodian Minister of Education, Youth and Sport, Hang Chuon Naron, delivered a keynote speech titled "The Future of Cambodia and Cambodia-Japan Partnership" at a public forum in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. He highlighted Japan's infrastructure and educational support, urging Japanese investment in technology and innovation sectors, leveraging Cambodia's young population as it transitions to a knowledge-based economy.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior led a meeting to enhance the efficiency of Sihanoukville province's 'One-Stop Shop' administrative services. The discussion focused on improving prompt and transparent service delivery to citizens, particularly concerning land-related matters, and reviewed the status and challenges of the online application system.
Kampong Speu Governor visited 134 children hospitalized with dengue fever at the provincial hospital, donating 50,000 riels to each. The Cambodian Red Cross emphasized its commitment to public health.
Lower secondary diploma examinations for Grade 9 students have commenced in Preah Vihear Province, Cambodia. Officials encouraged students to perform their best, emphasizing their role in the nation's future.
During the lower secondary school exit exams in Kampong Cham, Cambodia, a local cleric urged candidates to strive for honest and dedicated performance. This initiative is part of efforts to cultivate future national development contributors.
Former Cambodian Prime Minister (now Senate President) Samdech Techo Hun Sen urged authorities in four provinces – Kratie, Stung Treng, Kampong Thom, and Preah Vihear – to strengthen efforts against forest destruction and natural resource crimes, particularly in the Preah Lang forest. He also emphasized care for veterans and educators, swift resolution of land disputes, and maintaining social order.
Cambodia's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Secretary of State Chan Sovuth has issued key directives for the Malai district to address citizen concerns and improve livelihoods. Local authorities are to enhance administrative services, support agriculture, and maintain security based on law and procedure.