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Cambodia's Ministry of Health announced on February 26th that five cosmetic products circulating in the market were found to contain mercury and salicylic acid exceeding standard limits. These products lack ministry registration and pose health risks, prompting a public warning.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen returned home on June 27, 2026, concluding an official visit to China. The trip aimed to further strengthen economic and diplomatic ties between the two nations, reportedly yielding fruitful outcomes.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, addressing a national gathering of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), pledged support for market access, recognizing them as the "backbone" of economic growth and aiming to achieve sustainable development goals.
Cambodian People's Party President Hun Sen concluded a friendly official visit to China, where he met with President Xi Jinping. Both sides agreed to deepen their 'Comprehensive Strategic Partnership' and advance the high-quality building of a Cambodia-China community with a shared future for all seasons.
Cambodia's Permanent Representative to the UN emphasized at a peacebuilding meeting that the nation's "win-win politics" have led to national reconciliation, disarmament, and significant economic and social development, concluding decades of conflict. He also highlighted the importance of strong partnerships.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has stressed the need for collaboration between the private sector and the government to strengthen domestic production capacity, stating it is a shared responsibility for national health and productivity. He called for support of local products and standardization of production chains.
LOLC Cambodia is expanding its investment in solar power after a pilot project significantly reduced electricity costs, reinforcing its ESG strategy and commitment to sustainable operations.
The "Reading Bridge 2026: Cambodia–Italy Intercultural Literacy Initiative" award ceremony was held in Phnom Penh, fostering cultural understanding between Cambodia and Italy. The program attracted nearly 100 applications from students and young professionals, showcasing strong interest in intercultural dialogue and creativity.
An unexploded aerial bomb recovered in Cambodian territory, attributed to Thai military operations, has led to Thailand's Royal Air Force denying any remaining unexploded ordnance. Experts question this claim, citing the historical reality of unexploded munitions in modern conflicts and urging independent scientific verification. The incident casts doubt on Thailand's credibility.
Police in Takeo Province, Cambodia, have arrested three suspects in connection with the brutal murder of a 47-year-old man. The suspects were apprehended within hours of the incident, which allegedly involved an axe and a knife.
Cambodia's Mine Action Centre (CMAC) has rebutted Thailand's claim that a found MK-84 bomb was leftover from the 1970s, presenting evidence that it was manufactured in 1996 and suggesting it may be linked to Thai military incursions. Thailand had previously stated its bombs detonated completely upon impact.
Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized that enhancing quality and maintaining fair prices are crucial for the sustained support of domestic products. He stressed that producers must uphold integrity and product safety to protect public health and well-being.
Cambodia's Cabinet has approved a draft law to ratify the ASEAN Framework Agreement on Mutual Recognition Arrangements (MRAs), aiming to facilitate regional trade and deepen integration into the ASEAN single market. This move is expected to enhance mutual recognition of products and services across the region and reduce compliance costs for businesses.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has ordered authorities to intensify crackdowns on smuggled, tax-evading, and substandard goods, emphasizing the need for coordinated action against importers and distributors to protect consumers and ensure fair market competition.
Angelique Tan, Country General Manager of foodpanda Cambodia, highlighted the company's role in advancing Cambodia's digital economic development. Key focuses include digitizing local Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), promoting financial inclusion through KHQR payment network adoption, and providing income opportunities for delivery partners.
An elderly man, 65, was brutally murdered in his farmland hut in Kratie province early on June 25th. Police are actively investigating to apprehend the unidentified perpetrator.
プノンペン カンダル タケオ カンポンスペー カンポントム カンポン チュナン カンポンチャム クラティ ポーサット プレイ ヴェン シェムリアップ ストゥン トレン スヴァイ リエン パイリン プレア ヴィヒア バッタンバン オドール ミーンチェイ モンドルキリ ケップ ラタナキリ コーコン カンポット ミーンチェイ プレア シアヌーク トゥボン クムム
A woman entrepreneur in rural Cambodia has significantly improved her livelihood by expanding her agricultural and small business ventures with the support of a financial institution, diversifying her income streams. This case highlights the potential of appropriate financial services to contribute to rural economic development and improved living standards.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sar Sokha, met with Cuban Ambassador Milena Caridad Zaldivar Piedra to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation in the security sector. Discussions focused on combating transnational crimes and cyber fraud.
A British English teacher and a Cambodian man have been convicted and sentenced to 10 to 12 years in prison each for sexually abusing approximately 20 Cambodian boys in Phnom Penh. The verdict was announced by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court on June 25, 2026.
The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) hosted a photo competition and exhibition on plastic waste reduction for high school students in Phnom Penh. The initiative provided students with environmental education and photography training to deepen their understanding of plastic pollution and sustainable waste management.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen agreed on continued cooperation in combating online crime. The meeting also reaffirmed deepening collaboration in economic, infrastructure, and security sectors, emphasizing the robust bilateral relationship.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has strictly ordered relevant authorities at all levels to continue cracking down on online scams (Scam Online) without any leniency. While Cambodia's proactive measures are recognized internationally, the Prime Minister also emphasized strengthening controls against smuggled and counterfeit goods to ensure public safety and fair competition.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology Secretary of State, Chan Yutha, encouraged high school students in Kampong Thom province to strive for academic excellence and master technical skills. He stressed that in the digital age, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is crucial for youth employment and self-realization.
Cambodia's National Authority for Combating Drugs has conducted an educational campaign on the dangers of drug abuse for tourism service operators. This initiative, part of the 11th National Strategy to Combat Drugs, aims to ensure tourist safety and boost visitor numbers.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sar Sokha, and Cuban Ambassador to Cambodia, Milena Caridad Zaldivar Piedra, discussed strengthening cooperation in the security sector. They agreed to deepen information exchange to combat crime and technological fraud. Cuba's contribution to the Cambodian volleyball team was also praised.
Cambodia's Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications has launched a leadership training program for government officials to drive digital transformation. The initiative aims to enhance public service delivery in response to the rapid evolution of digital technologies.
Cambodian Minister of Labor and Vocational Training, Heng Sour, and South Korean Ambassador to Cambodia, Kim Chang Yong, agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation in labor, vocational training, human resource development, labor dispatch, and improving the investment climate. South Korea is a desirable destination for Cambodian workers, and the two countries share a long-standing cooperative relationship.
Lok Khmeng, Chairwoman of the Cambodian National Assembly's 8th Commission, urged youth to adapt to digital technologies and AI, maintain ethical standards, and prioritize public health during a lecture at BELTEI International University. The event, attended by nearly 3,000 students and staff, also highlighted the role of women parliamentarians in leadership.
On June 26, 2026, the Toul Kork District Administration in Phnom Penh conducted an inspection of 9 locations, identifying 35 foreign residents. No evidence of online scam activities was found.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Ministers Prak Sokhonn and Sun Chanthol met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, reaffirming the deepening of the 'ironclad friendship' between the two nations. They praised the success of the first Cambodia-China 2+2 Strategic Dialogue held in April 2026 and agreed to further expand and deepen bilateral relations and promote mutual benefits. The meeting also touched upon the Cambodia-Thailand border situation.
Cambodian human rights activist Koet Saray has lost his final appeal, with the Supreme Court upholding his four-year prison sentence for incitement. The verdict, condemned by UN experts and rights groups as politically motivated, raises further concerns about civic space and judicial independence in Cambodia.
Cambodia and Japan have signed financing agreements totaling over $171 million for the establishment of a teacher education college and the rehabilitation of irrigation and drainage facilities. The agreements underscore the long-standing cooperation and deepening Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two nations.
The Agricultural and Rural Development Bank (ARDB) and the Cambodia Microfinance Association (CMA) have signed an MoU to promote sustainable green finance and financial services related to climate change in Cambodia. The partnership aims to bolster climate resilience and the transition to a green economy across the financial, agricultural, and MSME sectors.
Cambodia's national martial art, Kun Khmer, is set to expand globally through a new partnership with KOMBAT GLOBAL. The inaugural joint event with Taekwondo marks a historic milestone, aiming to introduce Kun Khmer to 121 member countries and elevate its international profile.
A public forum was held in Tang Kok District, Kampong Cham Province, Cambodia, to listen to residents' concerns and requests. Key issues discussed included infrastructure development, improved public services, and public order, fostering direct dialogue between citizens and local authorities.