PHNOM PENH — Cambodia’s civil service faces a fundamental dilemma: while the law envisions a professional and politically neutral bureaucracy, th...

PHNOM PENH — Cambodia has spent years making the case that sovereignty and territorial integrity are non-negotiable principles. Its position on Russia&...

Cambodia cannot fully heal from its violent past without addressing the psychological scars that conflict has left on individuals and communities. The experi...

PHNOM PENH – The Ministry of Environment and the UN Development Programme (UNDP) have pledged stronger cooperation on development and mobilizing financ...

PHNOM PENH – Cambodia's Defence Ministry has rejected a Thai Air Chief allegation that Cambodian forces fired first in the deadly border clashes, t...

PHNOM PENH — Two senior US defense officials, including Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby, will visit Cambodia this week as part of a four-nation re...

PHNOM PENH — Every imported meerkat, raccoon, iguana or sugar glider arriving in Cambodia carries more than an exotic appeal. It also carries microbes,...

PHNOM PENH – Indigenous Brao woman Koeun Seyha, 23, travels from district to district by motorbike as  a volunteer trainer in fisheries resource c...

PHNOM PENH – An international law expert has urged Cambodia and Thailand to return to negotiations under the United Nations Convention on the Law of th...

PHNOM PENH – The Appeal Court on April 30 upheld the 2023 treason verdict against former opposition leader Kem Sokha. ...

PHNOM PENH — A $5 million cashew processing plant is set to be built in Kampong Thom province as Cambodia doubles down on adding value to one of its bi...

PHNOM PENH — A $5 million cashew processing plant is set to be built in Kampong Thom province as Cambodia doubles down on adding value to one of its bi...

PHNOM PENH – After months of tension and fragile calm along the Cambodia-Thailand border, a quiet but telling moment unfolded in Brunei, where diplomac...

PHNOM PENH — Cambodia is setting its sights on the cosmos. In a quiet but striking shift, the governmen...

PHNOM PENH — Along a quiet bend of the Mekong, a tiny dorsal fin has broken the surface—and with it, a sense of renewed hope. Cambodia is celebra...

PHNOM PENH – Cambodia bought a net one tonne of gold in February, a move that highlights the country’s approach to macroeconomic management, mana...

PHNOM PENH – Cambodians have expressed concern over Thailand’s potential withdrawal from the 2001 memorandum of understanding (MoU) on maritime d...

PHNOM PENH — As geopolitical fault lines sharpen across Asia, Cambodia is quietly widening its strategic options. A second joint military exercise with...

PHNOM PENH – Thailand’s push to terminate the land border agreement with Cambodia, despite a fragile border truce, reflects a significant shift f...

Siem Reap is at a turning point. Tourism is picking up again, the population is growing, and there’s in...

PHNOM PENH – More than 900,000 migrant workers returned from Thailand between July and December last year after border clashes. ...

PHNOM PENH – White sandy beaches, flooded forests and sightings of endangered birds at community-based ecotourism sites in Stung Treng and Kratie provi...

PHNOM PENH — A conflict unfolding thousands of kilometers away in the Middle East is now hitting home in Cambodia, as soaring gas prices leave drivers ...

While Cambodia has made significant strides in poverty reduction initiatives, the IDPoor program remains an integral pillar of the nation’s social prot...

“How women experience the city differently and why their voices are critical to improve urban planning in Cambodia” In honor of women who came...

PHNOM PENH — As Khmer New Year draws near, the city begins to glow in quiet, familiar ways. In homes, pagodas, and public spaces, traditional decoratio...

PHNOM PENH — For many Cambodian workers, stress doesn’t arrive all at once. It builds quietly&mda...

Cambodia is rarely seen as a source of global public goods. Yet beyond economics or innovation, it offers som...

PHNOM PENH – The water supply expansion project in Ta Khmau district has received additional grant aid from the Japanese government, responding to the ...

PHNOM PENH – Cambodia is considering the construction of two small hydropower dams in Battambang and Preah Vihear as part of efforts to accelerate its ...

PHNOM PENH – Railways remain underused in Cambodia. The government ha...

PHNOM PENH — With temperatures expected to climb into the high thirties in the coming weeks, union leaders are urging authorities to strengthen inspect...

PHNOM PENH — For many Cambodian women, reproductive health problems do not begin in hospitals. ...

PHNOM PENH — As artificial intelligence reshapes industries around the world, a new question is quietly reaching Cambodia’s literary circles: can...

PHNOM PENH – The fuel price jump has prompted some logistics companies to increase their rates by five to ten percent to stay in business. ...

PHNOM PENH — Rising fuel prices driven by the conflict in the Middle East are doing more than tightening household budgets in Cambodia—they are e...

PHNOM PENH – Third-grade teacher Khoem Leakhena is helping reduce the hardships faced by rural students through her social media content, providing foo...

When armed conflict erupts, cultural heritage is often among its earliest casualties. ...

PHNOM PENH – The Cambodia–Thailand border conflict may have eased, but for thousands of displaced Cambodian women, the struggle continues in tent...

PHNOM PENH – As the war involving the United States, Israel and Iran enters its second week, Cambodian analysts are warning that the conflict could qui...

PHNOM PENH – Analysts believe that Cambodia could graduate from the United Nations’ Least Developed Country (LDC) status by 2029 as planned despi...

Small countries such as Cambodia have a great deal to lose in terms of security, autonomy, and in terms of time required to develop in a world order in which...

In its confrontation with Thailand over their shared border, Cambodia has repeatedly chosen to rely on international law. ...

PHNOM PENH — Nearly two years after they were sentenced to lengthy prison terms, five young environmental activists from Mother Nature Cambodia remain ...

PHNOM PENH – Vendors, workers and students in Phnom Penh say they are increasingly worried about potential fuel price increases and inflation as global...

PHNOM PENH – Prime Minister Hun Manet has instructed key ministries to closely monitor the conflict involving Iran and prepare measures to protect Camb...

“Don’t think about making women fit the world — think about making the world fit women. ...