Cambodia's demining agency, CMAC, through its Director General Heng Ratana, has refuted Thai media reports claiming that MK-84 bombs found near the border originated from the US during the 1960-70s war. Ratana stated the bombs were manufactured in 1996, predating any US military actions in Cambodia during that period, and highlighted the bombs' identifiable serial numbers and origin, emphasizing Thailand's territorial violations.
The Cambodian Cabinet, under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Hun Manet, approved several key policies aimed at accelerating economic growth, improving social welfare, and developing infrastructure. The decisions focus on stabilizing citizens' livelihoods and achieving sustainable development.
The Cambodian Red Cross has launched a campaign to prevent mosquito-borne diseases like dengue fever and chikungunya. In Kampong Sela district, Preah Sihanouk province, residents are being educated and provided with Albet drugs. The campaign is scheduled to run for three days.
Cambodia has been ranked the world's No. 1 country for sustainable land and natural resource management in the 2026 edition of U.S. News & World Report's rankings. This follows its previous recognition as the country with the most beautiful natural environment globally.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information, through its Veterans and Retirees Association Information Sector, continues its outreach to former civil servants. The initiative involves visiting retired officials to provide support and donations, acknowledging their past contributions to the information sector and fostering continued engagement.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, reaffirming the 'ironclad friendship' between the two nations. Both leaders agreed to strengthen cooperation in economic development, infrastructure, and security, and signed a memorandum of understanding on party-to-party cooperation.
Cambodia's Ministry of Agriculture announced a rapid increase in rice exports to the Philippines, attributed to close collaboration between the two nations' agriculture ministers and active facilitation of direct private sector trade. This success benefits Cambodia with new markets and improved farmer incomes, while the Philippines secures a reliable rice supply.
Cambodia's CMAC (Cambodian Mine Action Centre) has accused some Thai media outlets of distorting facts regarding reports of MK-84 bombs allegedly dropped by the Thai military into Cambodian territory. CMAC presented evidence concerning the bomb's manufacturing year and drop locations to refute Thai claims.
Cambodia's Prime Minister has ordered authorities at all levels to continue their crackdown on online scams, emphasizing a firm stance despite international recognition of the country's efforts. He also called for enhanced control over smuggled and substandard goods, improved public information dissemination, and preparedness for the El Niño phenomenon.
The Cambodian Cabinet, under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Hun Manet, has approved several projects aimed at infrastructure development and economic revitalization. These decisions are expected to improve domestic logistics and enhance the investment climate.
Cambodian Interior Minister Sar Sokha met with Cuban Ambassador Milena Caridad Zaldivar Piedra in Phnom Penh on June 26. Both sides agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation, particularly in the security sector.
A 60mm mortar shell from World War II was discovered during drainage work in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Residents are urging authorities to have experts promptly remove the ordnance to ensure the safety of children.
According to traditional Cambodian astrology, individuals born in the Year of the Goat, Rooster, and Dog are predicted to accumulate more wealth as they age. This belief stems from the idea that life experience enhances judgment and leads to financial success.
Cambodia's coastal regions are at risk of heavy rainfall and strong winds due to the influence of tropical storms 'Higos' and 'Mekla'. Areas that have already experienced significant rainfall are particularly vulnerable to further damage.
Cambodia is carefully navigating the delicate balance between deepening ties with China and addressing international concerns as it pursues economic development. The growing reliance on China is drawing attention to its impact on the domestic economy and regional security.
The Cambodian government has announced a new policy to open major temple complexes for nighttime visits. Aimed at attracting tourists and revitalizing the economy, a special task force led by the Ministry of Tourism will develop the plans. This move comes in response to a notable decline in tourist numbers over the past five months.
A Chinese man returning to his rural hometown after six months of work abroad was shocked to find over ten snake egg nests scattered throughout his house. Experts explain that abandoned, dark, and humid homes are ideal breeding grounds for snakes, urging caution.
In Cambodia's Prey Veng province, residents are criticizing the illegal parking of large trucks on the sidewalks of National Road 11, which obstructs students' access to school and creates traffic hazards. Calls for authorities to intervene have been made.
A large truck in Kratie province, Cambodia, suffered brake failure during rainy weather, crashing into a bridge's railing. The vehicle ended up precariously hanging off the edge, causing significant traffic jams and damage to the bridge. The driver sustained minor injuries, and a tow truck was called to remove the vehicle.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing on June 26, 2026. The talks focused on strengthening bilateral economic cooperation and regional stability. Expectations were raised for increased Chinese investment and infrastructure development.
Cambodia is further strengthening its economic ties with China, aiming for economic development through increased infrastructure investment and trade promotion. This move is also linked to China's growing influence in the regional economy.
Cambodian Senate President and CPP leader Hun Sen met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, reaffirming their 'iron friendship' unshaken by global changes. Both sides agreed to strengthen economic, infrastructure, and security cooperation.
Cambodian Senate President Samdech Techo Hun Sen met with China Communications Construction Company (CCCC) executives in Beijing, requesting continued support for major infrastructure projects. The company has completed around 70 infrastructure projects in Cambodia over the past two decades.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Othsman Hassan visited the 1300-year-old Xianxian Mosque in Guangzhou, China. This mosque, also known as Huaisheng Mosque, is one of China's oldest Islamic structures and symbolizes centuries of cultural and trade exchanges between China and the Islamic world.
Chinese President Xi Jinping highly praised Cambodia's efforts to combat online scams and pledged continued cooperation. During a meeting with Senate President Hun Sen, both nations reaffirmed their 'ironclad friendship,' agreeing to strengthen collaboration across economic, infrastructure, security, and party-to-party exchanges.
Cambodia strongly urged the full implementation of international law to strengthen the protection of children in armed conflicts during a UN Security Council debate. The Kingdom highlighted that over 6,400 children remain displaced internally due to conflicts, underscoring the urgent need to ensure access to education.
China Communications Construction Company Ltd. (CCCC) has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Cambodia's infrastructure development and ensuring the successful implementation of key projects. The company has undertaken approximately 70 infrastructure projects in Cambodia, with over 70 percent of its workforce being Cambodian nationals.
Cambodia's digital document verification platform, verify.gov.kh, has won the 2026 United Nations Public Service Award, recognizing its contribution to transparency and accountability in public service delivery and its role in combating document fraud and advancing digitalization.
Cambodia has launched an extensive 18-month crackdown on transnational cyber scam syndicates operating within its borders, dismantling over 500 locations and prosecuting more than 1,700 individuals. The offensive aims to restore international credibility and ensure a safe investment environment.
Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Beijing, reaffirming the deepening of their "ironclad friendship" and comprehensive strategic partnership. Discussions also covered expanding economic development, infrastructure, and security cooperation.
The Cambodian Wheelchair Basketball Federation held a charity dinner to support players' training and competition participation. Funds raised will be used to help athletes achieve their dreams and bring honor to the nation, highlighting the importance of societal support.
The Cambodian government, in an interview with TBS Television, detailed its proactive efforts to combat online scams. The country is strengthening its legal framework and enforcement to prevent its territory from being used as a base for international criminal organizations, having raided numerous scam operations and prosecuted those involved.
Cambodia's Ambassador to South Korea met with representatives from four Cambodian companies that participated in exhibitions in Seoul. Discussions focused on introducing Cambodian products to the Korean market and attracting investment, with companies requesting more opportunities to exhibit.