Severe Flooding Displaces Tens of Thousands in Cambodia as Government Activates Emergency Measures
Prime Minister Hun Manet has ordered Cambodian government agencies to strengthen disaster preparedness following severe flooding linked to Typhoon Koguma. The flooding has displaced tens of thousands of families across 10 provinces and forced the evacuation of a hospital in Pursat, prompting emergency funding measures to protect vulnerable communities and infrastructure.
UNICEF Warns Extreme Weather Threatens 1.3 Million Children in Cambodia
The United Nations Children's Fund says more than 1.3 million children in Cambodia face risks to their health and education from extreme weather associated with El Niño. Expected water shortages and agricultural disruption could further strain rural household incomes and food security as the country approaches the dry season.
Cambodia and Vietnam Sign Six Agreements to Expand Bilateral Trade Toward $20 Billion
Cambodia and Vietnam have signed six agreements covering trade, education and social development as the neighbouring countries seek to increase bilateral commerce to $20 billion. The cooperation focuses on agriculture, telecommunications, logistics and tourism, with both governments aiming to strengthen economic connections across the Mekong region.
Cambodia and Thailand Resume Maritime Boundary Talks Over Gulf of Thailand Dispute
Cambodian and Thai officials have resumed negotiations in The Hague over overlapping maritime claims in the Gulf of Thailand. The discussions aim to find a peaceful settlement to the longstanding boundary dispute and potentially open access to offshore energy resources that could strengthen both countries' energy security.
Cambodia Intensifies Crackdown on Online Scam Networks as Authorities Investigate Long Bay Operations
Cambodian authorities have announced stronger enforcement against transnational online fraud networks, including investigations into suspected criminal operations at the Long Bay development site. The crackdown aims to disrupt cybercrime, strengthen confidence in Cambodia's digital economy and address concerns among international investors.
Cambodia and Azerbaijan Sign Tax Agreements to Encourage Bilateral Investment
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has overseen agreements with Azerbaijan aimed at preventing double taxation and combating cross-border tax evasion during a business forum in Baku. The measures are intended to provide clearer rules for investors and encourage commercial ties between Cambodia and Azerbaijan.
Cambodia Bans Investment in E-Cigarette and Cannabis Industries Amid Economic Debate
Cambodia has prohibited investment in e-cigarette businesses and cannabis cultivation, citing public health concerns and the need to protect young people. The restrictions have prompted debate among business groups and economic analysts over potential lost investment and the competitiveness of Cambodia's manufacturing and agricultural sectors.
Cambodia Calls for International AI Technology Transfer to Strengthen Climate Resilience
Environment Minister Eang Sophalleth has urged developed countries to expand access to artificial intelligence technology and green financing during the AI for Climate Action Forum 2026 in Phnom Penh. Cambodia hopes to use advanced modelling tools to improve water management, prepare for extreme weather and reduce industrial emissions.
Cambodia Launches Siem Reap Tourism Mega Sale to Boost Visitor Numbers
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism has partnered with local businesses to introduce the 2026 Siem Reap Tourism Service Mega Sale, offering coordinated discounts on hotels, restaurants and cultural activities. The campaign aims to attract more domestic and international visitors and support the recovery of tourism businesses around the Angkor heritage area.
Rising Motorcycle Rentals in Siem Reap Put Pressure on Tuk-Tuk Drivers and Tour Operators
An increase in international tourists renting motorcycles for independent travel is changing the local transport market in Siem Reap. The shift away from organized tours and traditional tuk-tuk services is creating new competitive pressures for local drivers and touri
UNICEF Warns Extreme Weather Threatens 1.3 Million Children in Cambodia
The United Nations Children's Fund says more than 1.3 million children in Cambodia face risks to their health and education from extreme weather associated with El Niño. Expected water shortages and agricultural disruption could further strain rural household incomes and food security as the country approaches the dry season.
Cambodia and Vietnam Sign Six Agreements to Expand Bilateral Trade Toward $20 Billion
Cambodia and Vietnam have signed six agreements covering trade, education and social development as the neighbouring countries seek to increase bilateral commerce to $20 billion. The cooperation focuses on agriculture, telecommunications, logistics and tourism, with both governments aiming to strengthen economic connections across the Mekong region.
Cambodia and Thailand Resume Maritime Boundary Talks Over Gulf of Thailand Dispute
Cambodian and Thai officials have resumed negotiations in The Hague over overlapping maritime claims in the Gulf of Thailand. The discussions aim to find a peaceful settlement to the longstanding boundary dispute and potentially open access to offshore energy resources that could strengthen both countries' energy security.
Cambodia Intensifies Crackdown on Online Scam Networks as Authorities Investigate Long Bay Operations
Cambodian authorities have announced stronger enforcement against transnational online fraud networks, including investigations into suspected criminal operations at the Long Bay development site. The crackdown aims to disrupt cybercrime, strengthen confidence in Cambodia's digital economy and address concerns among international investors.
Cambodia and Azerbaijan Sign Tax Agreements to Encourage Bilateral Investment
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has overseen agreements with Azerbaijan aimed at preventing double taxation and combating cross-border tax evasion during a business forum in Baku. The measures are intended to provide clearer rules for investors and encourage commercial ties between Cambodia and Azerbaijan.
Cambodia Bans Investment in E-Cigarette and Cannabis Industries Amid Economic Debate
Cambodia has prohibited investment in e-cigarette businesses and cannabis cultivation, citing public health concerns and the need to protect young people. The restrictions have prompted debate among business groups and economic analysts over potential lost investment and the competitiveness of Cambodia's manufacturing and agricultural sectors.
Cambodia Calls for International AI Technology Transfer to Strengthen Climate Resilience
Environment Minister Eang Sophalleth has urged developed countries to expand access to artificial intelligence technology and green financing during the AI for Climate Action Forum 2026 in Phnom Penh. Cambodia hopes to use advanced modelling tools to improve water management, prepare for extreme weather and reduce industrial emissions.
Cambodia Launches Siem Reap Tourism Mega Sale to Boost Visitor Numbers
Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism has partnered with local businesses to introduce the 2026 Siem Reap Tourism Service Mega Sale, offering coordinated discounts on hotels, restaurants and cultural activities. The campaign aims to attract more domestic and international visitors and support the recovery of tourism businesses around the Angkor heritage area.
Rising Motorcycle Rentals in Siem Reap Put Pressure on Tuk-Tuk Drivers and Tour Operators
An increase in international tourists renting motorcycles for independent travel is changing the local transport market in Siem Reap. The shift away from organized tours and traditional tuk-tuk services is creating new competitive pressures for local drivers and touri