Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet reaffirmed the nation's steadfast commitment to an independent foreign policy based on international law and peaceful dialogue at the 25th ASEAN Veterans Conference. Amidst increasing regional and global geopolitical complexities, Cambodia emphasized its 'win-win politics' philosophy for peacebuilding, prioritizing international law, multilateralism, and dispute resolution through dialogue.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet addressed the 25th VECONAC Congress, urging the preservation of peace, strengthening solidarity among ASEAN nations, improving veterans' welfare, and promoting peace education. He emphasized regional cooperation and encouraged VECONAC's active role.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet emphasized the importance of peace in Southeast Asia, which has navigated a complex post-WWII history, during the 25th VECONAC Congress. He highlighted the significant sacrifices of veterans as the foundation for independence and development, referencing Cambodia's "Win-Win" policy achievement.
Cambodia organized a training session titled 'Strengthening Public Opinion Work and Countering Fake News in the Age of Artificial Intelligence' in Kandal province. Nearly 800 participants attended, focusing on AI's impact, fake news, and effective countermeasures to enhance public opinion management.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet urged the ASEAN Veterans Federation at its 25th General Assembly to enhance the role of veterans as peace educators and bridges connecting the past, present, and future. He emphasized the importance of conveying the values of peace, reconciliation, solidarity, and mutual respect to the youth.
Virak Bunthun Express, a leading logistics company in Cambodia, plans to introduce electric container trucks by 2027 to reduce fuel costs and overall logistics expenses. This initiative aligns with the government's push for EV adoption, potentially boosting Cambodia's logistics efficiency and environmental goals.
Severe floods in Thailand have resulted in over $30 million in losses for its business and industrial sectors. These impacts could indirectly affect Cambodia's supply chains. The Thai government is implementing support measures for affected businesses.
Battambang city center in Cambodia is experiencing flooding from Kampling Pui Reservoir, with waters spreading along National Road 5 and affecting some residential areas. Water flow from Thailand is also cited as a contributing factor.
Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce is urging Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to participate in digital skills training aimed at expanding exports through cross-border e-commerce. This initiative is part of a two-year project supported by the EIF, a WTO-hosted program, to enhance competitiveness in both domestic and international markets.
On the occasion of "Teachers' Day," Cambodia's Ministry of Education and UNESCO have pledged to strengthen their collaboration in elevating the role of teachers for 21st-century human resource development. The initiative aims to foster adaptable individuals by enhancing teacher professionalism and improving their status.
This article explores the ecological concept of 'disturbance' and 'succession' in the context of Cambodia, examining how ecosystems recover from natural and human-induced impacts. It highlights the significance of natural resilience while emphasizing the need for human intervention to support recovery.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training hosted a free haircut event in Phnom Penh, benefiting over 500 workers and informal economy participants. The initiative aims to support citizens ahead of the traditional Pchum Ben festival.
ASEAN Veterans Federation (VECONAC) held its 38th Executive Council Meeting in Phnom Penh, aiming to strengthen regional cooperation and solidarity. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet is set to preside over the General Assembly.
Three individuals have been arrested in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province for allegedly smuggling illegally imported goods from Thailand. The suspects confessed to acting under the instructions of a Thai-based figure known as 'Chea Bo.' The case highlights cross-border criminal networks and drug use.
Cambodia is accelerating preparations for the 20th Francophonie Summit to be held in November 2026. Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhonn led an internal meeting to assess progress and expedite preparations across all sectors.
Banteay Meanchey Provincial Governor Um Raty attended the 9th and final day of the Pchum Ben festival, offering merit to the deceased and soldiers lost in the 2025 border conflict, reinforcing community ties.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Vongsey Vissoth visited farmer communities in Kampong Thom province, emphasizing production promotion and solutions to challenges under a livelihood improvement project. The initiative aims for farmer self-reliance and economic stability.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet will preside over the opening ceremony of the 25th ASEAN Veterans Confederation (VECONAC) meeting. The conference is expected to focus on strengthening solidarity among ASEAN veterans, promoting cooperation, and their contributions to peace. This marks Cambodia's second time hosting the VECONAC meeting since 2019.
The Cambodian Embassy in France, in collaboration with the TEP MONOROM France association, hosted a classical dance performance titled "Sacred Land and Wonders of Angkor" in Paris. The event drew over 800 attendees, fostering cultural exchange between Cambodia, France, and the Francophone community.
Authorities in Poipet, Banteay Meanchey province, Cambodia, have raided a 30-story building used as a base for online gambling, arresting nearly 600 suspects. The detainees include individuals of Indonesian, Thai, and Cambodian nationality, with a Thai national believed to be the mastermind. The operation was conducted under the direct command of the National Police Chief.
Nine Chinese nationals have been arrested in Cambodia's southwestern Sihanoukville province on suspicion of international drug trafficking and illegal arms dealing. The large-scale operation, conducted from late September to early October 2026, resulted in the seizure of significant quantities of drugs and weapons.
The Cambodian government is enhancing its efforts to combat AI-generated disinformation by conducting training sessions for information officials and media professionals. Led by Deputy Prime Minister Svay Sitha, the initiative aims to deepen understanding of AI's evolving capabilities and the risks of fake news, thereby improving response capacities.
Siem Reap City police have arrested two individuals, including a printing shop owner, for allegedly forging official seals and signatures of the Svay Dangkum commune administration. Authorities seized forged seals as evidence and are continuing their investigation.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet attended the opening ceremony of the 25th ASEAN Veterans Federation (VECONAC) Conference, emphasizing strengthened solidarity, peacekeeping, and contributions to social development among former soldiers. This marks the second time Cambodia has hosted the event.
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport announced the results of the Samdech Preah Sangharaj Chuon Nath Award for creative writing and the Preah Phearom Phirak Ou Hov Noy Award for poetry recitation, in celebration of Teacher's Day. These competitions aim to promote and preserve Khmer literature and language.
Reports indicate the US B-2 stealth bomber has reached Diego Garcia base in the Indian Ocean, approximately 4,000 km from Iran. This comes as Iran heightens its military readiness amid an expanding US military presence in the Middle East.
A training session on voter list verification and registration for the 2026 elections was held in Koh Andet District, Takeo Province, Cambodia. The district governor presided over the event, attended by relevant officials, aiming to ensure an accurate and efficient electoral process.
Cambodia's Permanent Representative to the UN urged for assessments of the country to be 'just, balanced, and unbiased' at the Human Rights Council. He specifically called for more concrete international support for the safe and dignified return of over 20,000 Cambodian refugees stemming from border conflicts with Thailand.
Cambodian authorities have arrested over 20,900 suspects for drug-related crimes this year. Approximately half of those apprehended are classified as traffickers, manufacturers, or transporters, with over 3 tons of narcotics seized, highlighting the severity of the drug issue in the country.
An envoy representing Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet visited Sik Bun Hok, former chairman of the National Election Committee (NEC), reaffirming party traditions and intergenerational ties. The visit highlights the party's commitment to unity and honoring experienced members.
In Kampong Cham province, Cambodia, a female masseuse was lured to a neighbor's house, murdered, and her body buried under cement. The victim, 43, had been missing for nearly two weeks before her body was discovered. Police are investigating the suspect, a local man, who has fled.
Over 1,500 Cambodians living and working in the Republic of Korea gathered warmly for the Pchum Ben festival on October 3rd. The event, organized by the Cambodian community in Eui-jeongbu, aimed to honor ancestors and foster solidarity among expatriates.
Cambodian medical teams have partnered with French counterparts to launch an organ transplant project, with a particular focus on kidney transplants. This collaboration, initiated in 2014, is centered at Calmette Hospital and involves infrastructure development, human resource training, and legal framework establishment.
Vietnam's GDP growth hit 9.95% in the third quarter of 2026, the highest of the year. This surge was driven by strong contributions from the industrial/construction and services sectors, with significant increases in foreign direct investment (FDI) and trade volume.
From January to September 2026, Cambodian travelers to Vietnam reached 688,000, ranking 6th among the approximately 17.7 million foreign tourists Vietnam attracted. This figure surpasses travelers from Japan, India, the Philippines, and Australia.
Cambodia's 10th National Skills Competition has concluded, identifying 31 medalists who will represent the nation on regional and international stages. This initiative aligns with the government's focus on human resource development to cultivate a skilled workforce.