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What does a nation owe to those who gave everything for it? That question echoed powerfully as Prime Minister Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet stood before the families of 18 fallen heroes and made one thing crystal clear: Cambodia does not forget its defenders. It remembers. It honors. And it stands firmly beside their […]
Diplomacy isn’t always about high-stakes negotiations or formal treaties. Sometimes, it begins with a simple message — warm, respectful, and forward-looking. And that’s exactly what happened when Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate of the Kingdom of Cambodia, extended his heartfelt Vietnamese New Year greetings to Vietnam’s top leaders.
Diplomacy isn’t always conducted in negotiation rooms or under the glare of cameras. Sometimes, it’s expressed through tradition, symbolism, and carefully chosen words. And on February 12, that quiet but powerful form of diplomacy was on full display. Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate of the Kingdom of Cambodia,
Peace is rarely loud. It doesn’t march or shout. It moves quietly — through dialogue, diplomacy, and disciplined restraint. And right now, that quiet force is unfolding in Southeast Asia. The Philippines has reaffirmed its readiness to continue leading the ASEAN Observer Team (AOT) in facilitating a neutral and peaceful resolution to the long-standing Cambodia–Thailand
Cambodia and China have taken a significant step toward deepening their economic partnership with the launch of their first-ever Public-Private Dialogue (PPD)—a high-level forum designed to smooth investment processes, tackle regulatory bottlenecks, and strengthen confidence among Chinese businesses operating in the Kingdom. At first glance, it may sound like another diplomatic meeting. But dig a
Cambodia is quietly making a bold move in agriculture—and this time, it’s all about milk. In early 2026, Cambodian agribusiness leader DP Majas Chamkar Co., Ltd. signed a landmark agreement with Malaysia’s Jemaluang Dairy Valley Sdn. Bhd. to build a US$10 million integrated dairy farm and processing facility. On paper, it’s a business deal. In
Cambodia’s rice sector has kicked off 2026 with the kind of momentum that makes policymakers smile and farmers breathe a little easier. In January alone, the country earned more than US$143 million from rice exports, a powerful signal that Cambodia’s agricultural backbone is not just holding firm—it’s accelerating. Behind those numbers is a bigger story:
Cambodia is quietly but confidently positioning itself for its next big economic leap—and Japan is right at the center of that vision. The proposed Cambodia–Japan Green Special Economic Zone (C-J GSEZ) is emerging as one of the most ambitious and forward-looking initiatives yet, designed to attract Japanese manufacturers, strengthen global supply chains, and transform Cambodia
PHNOM PENH/SEOUL — A delegation of South Korean investors and journalists will visit Cambodia later this month to assess the country’s business environment and security situation following a government-led crackdown on online crime, Cambodian officials said on Monday. The visit, scheduled for mid-February, is aimed at restoring international confidence and highlighting Cambodia as a secure
Phnom Penh — Cambodian authorities have deported 312 Chinese nationals suspected of involvement in online scam operations, the Ministry of Interior’s General Department of Immigration said on Sunday. The deportations were carried out on Feb. 8 in coordination with the Chinese embassy, according to an official statement. All 312 individuals, who were men, were flown