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Cambodian military has formally protested to the Philippines after the Thai military and the ASEAN Observer Team (AOT) entered Cambodian territory near Khnar Temple without authorization. Cambodia argues this action violates ASEAN principles.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth attended a US Independence Day celebration, emphasizing that Cambodia-US relations, spanning over 75 years, have evolved positively across economic, security, and people-to-people exchanges. Both nations aim to strengthen their partnership based on mutual respect and trust.
Cambodia's National Authority for Dispute Resolution Outside of Court (ADR) has processed nearly 4,000 cases in its first two years of operation, resolving 1,757 disputes and aiming to bring judicial services closer to citizens.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet attended the 30th anniversary of the Organization for Children's Smiles (PSE), awarding degrees to 500 graduates. The PM praised PSE's significant contributions to Cambodian society and encouraged graduates to strive for success through their own efforts.
223 members of the Cambodian People's Party (CPP) youth wing from Poipet district visited historical sites including the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Win-Win Memorial. The educational tour, supported by Mr. Sa Sokha and Mrs. Ke Suon Sophi, aimed to educate youth on Cambodia's tragic past and the path to peace.
Cambodia's government has announced plans to accelerate its transition to a digital economy by 2026. The initiative includes developing digital infrastructure, fostering digital talent, and enhancing cybersecurity, aiming to improve citizens' lives and boost economic growth.
Phnom Penh, Cambodia – Prosecutors have formally charged K01 (Khun Sola) with intentional violence following a widely circulated video on social media depicting the assault. The accused faces potential imprisonment of one to three years and a fine ranging from 2 to 6 million Cambodian Riel.
Cambodia's Ministry of Agriculture highlighted that agricultural products such as rice, cashews, and pepper are key exports, contributing billions of dollars in foreign exchange annually. New export routes to China via Laos are being developed, promising reduced logistics times.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB), in partnership with the Cambodian government and SME Bank, has launched a revolving fund aimed at reducing energy costs and emissions. The initiative will channel funds to SMEs, promoting energy-efficient investments.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet attended the 30th anniversary of the organization "Pour un Sourire d'Enfant" (PSE), a child support organization. The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of PSE's six key programs and expressed gratitude for their support of children.
Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) in Cambodia and Guangxi College of Preschool Education (GCPE) in China have signed an MOU to strengthen cooperation in teacher training, professional development, research, and experience exchange, particularly in early childhood education, fostering bilateral educational ties.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet announced a policy shift from direct aid to empowering citizens with skills, metaphorically "teaching them to fish" rather than "giving them fish." This aims for sustainable economic growth and national empowerment.
Japanese Ambassador Ueno Atsushi reaffirmed Japan's support for Cambodia's approach to resolving its border dispute with Thailand, emphasizing the use of international law during a meeting with Cambodian Senate Second Vice President Dr. Thoun Vathana. Cambodia reiterated its commitment to peaceful resolution through diplomacy and international legal mechanisms.
Cambodia's army chief has formally protested to his Philippine counterpart, alleging an ASEAN Observer Team (AOT) entered Cambodian territory without notification for a tree-planting activity. Concerns were raised that such actions could undermine confidence-building efforts for border dispute resolution.
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A naturalized Singaporean tycoon, Saiful Alam Masud, and his family have been sentenced in Bangladesh for a financial crime. His lawyers have strongly criticized the ruling, calling it "invalid" and a "breach of natural justice" due to alleged procedural flaws, including absentia trials and lack of proper notification.
A UNCTAD report indicates that the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz offers limited immediate relief to Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and vulnerable economies exposed to oil and food price shocks. Risks of inflation and food insecurity remain high.
ソウル – 火曜日の灼熱の朝日の下、ソウル市松坡区の高層ビルの外で数十人の女性がマットの上に肩を並べて座っていた。 60代、70代の方もいました。
On the eve of US Independence Day, the US and Cambodia declared their bilateral relationship "stronger than ever." A key highlight was the signing of the Open Skies Agreement after 12 years of negotiations, symbolizing deepening cooperation in economic and security sectors.
Cambodia's Minister of Health has instructed healthcare workers to provide friendly and quality services to citizens, enhancing the reputation of the health sector. The directive was given during a visit to the Prey Pnov Health Center, emphasizing the importance of primary healthcare and gaining public trust.
Cambodia's economic growth in 2026 is projected to be one of the weakest in nearly two decades, with forecasts cut to 2.5%. Government stimulus and a tourism revival are identified as crucial factors to avert a prolonged slowdown.
Japan has lauded Cambodia's patient, open, and international law-centric approach to resolving its border dispute with Thailand. Both nations agreed on pursuing solutions aligned with international law for maritime and land border issues.
Cambodia has launched a $20 million Energy Efficiency Revolving Fund (EERF) to help SMEs invest in energy-saving technologies, cut costs, and support its green economy transition. Backed by the ADB and UK, the fund aims to improve SMEs' access to financing.
Stung Treng provincial military police conducted a large-scale drug operation on the Mekong River, seizing over 37 kilograms of methamphetamine. Suspects escaped, and the investigation is ongoing.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet attended the 30th anniversary celebration of the Organization for the Smile of Children (PSE), commending its 30-year legacy of supporting underprivileged children. The event also included the graduation ceremony for students nurtured by PSE.
Over 16 tons of substandard frozen meat and fish cakes were incinerated in Cambodia's Takeo and Kandal provinces. The action aims to protect consumer rights and ensure fair trade practices.
Cambodian government spokesperson Pen Bona stated that the new administration is facing multiple crises including border conflicts with Thailand, rising oil prices due to the Middle East situation, and online scams. However, he emphasized that peace, macroeconomic stability, and socio-political stability are being maintained. The outlook for graduation from LDC status in 2029 also remains intact.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet's diplomatic activities over the past six months have prioritized national sovereignty and territorial integrity while aiming for economic development and strengthened international cooperation. He particularly emphasized a commitment to peaceful resolution of border issues with Thailand based on international law.
Kampot Province's Deputy Governor urged members of the 'One Village, One Product' movement to enhance product quality, increase production, and standardize packaging. This initiative aims to boost the local economy and tourism. The movement plays a crucial role in community development, job creation, and improving residents' livelihoods.
Cambodia's Minister of Posts and Telecommunications met with the outgoing Japanese Ambassador to discuss strengthening cooperation in digital technology and national data centers. Both sides expressed commitment to continued collaboration.
Cambodia and the United States have signed their first bilateral 'Open Skies' agreement in aviation. This move is expected to liberalize air transport between the two nations, fostering increased investment, trade, and tourism.
Cambodian agricultural experts are researching disease-free pomelo seedlings using tissue culture technology. This initiative aims to boost farmer income and stabilize domestic production of the economically vital fruit, which is currently threatened by citrus greening disease.
Phnom Penh has canceled its annual Water Festival for the second consecutive year, prioritizing efforts to resolve an ongoing border dispute with Thailand and assist thousands of residents displaced by recent clashes.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information has launched English language training aimed at accelerating access to international information and enhancing the global dissemination of Cambodia's achievements. The initiative underscores the necessity of English in the digital age and seeks to boost the professionalism of civil servants.
International NGO Oxfam has supported the establishment of the Cambodian Youth Network for Energy Transition (CETYN), aiming to empower young Cambodians with skills and opportunities in the energy sector. The network's "Clean Energy Youth Ambassador" program trains young leaders on climate change and energy transition issues.
Cambodia's Preah Sihanouk province discussed preliminary results of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for two chemical production plant projects. The provincial deputy governor emphasized the importance of balancing investment promotion with environmental protection.