Something big is happening between Cambodia and the United States—and it’s not just diplomatic handshakes and photo ops. It’s money. It’s trade. It’s investor confidence. And it’s a strategic reset that could redefine Cambodia’s economic trajectory for years to come. During high-level talks in Washington, Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet and […]
The global workforce is changing, and more people are looking for a balance between career and a peaceful lifestyle. Cambodia, with its affordable cost of living and rapidly improving internet infrastructure, has emerged as a top contender for digital nomads and remote workers worldwide. The Perfect Balance of Cost and Comfort One of the main
Watching the sunrise at Angkor Wat is a bucket-list experience for many. However, the reality of standing shoulder-to-shoulder with thousands of tourists can often ruin the spiritual moment. According to AKP and local insights, the surge in tourism in 2026 means visitors need a smarter strategy to find tranquility. The “Insider” Alternative Most tourists flock
In a significant move toward digital governance, the Royal Government of Cambodia has officially launched a centralized digital complaint submission system. While this might seem like a local administrative update, it carries a powerful message for the international business community: Transparency is becoming the new standard in Cambodia. A Major Step Toward Modernization According to
Is Southeast Asia on the brink of another border crisis? That’s the uncomfortable question hanging in the air after Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet publicly accused Thailand of occupying Cambodian territory—despite a U.S.-brokered peace agreement meant to end last year’s deadly clashes. In his first interview with international media since taking office, Hun Manet didn’t
As the crescent moon signals the beginning of Ramadan, a message of unity, respect, and solidarity echoes across Cambodia. Prime Minister Hun Manet has officially extended his warmest congratulations and blessings to the Muslim community in Cambodia and around the world on the sacred occasion of Ramadan 2026. But this isn’t just a ceremonial greeting.
Cambodia has drawn a hard line in the digital sand. No more safe havens. No more blind spots. No more tolerance. In what is shaping up to be one of the most aggressive anti-cybercrime campaigns in Southeast Asia, Cambodia has launched a nationwide crackdown on transnational online scam networks. The message from Phnom Penh is
Cambodia is sending a message — loud, clear, and unmistakable. More than 48,000 foreign nationals linked to illicit online scam operations have been deported since the current Royal Government took office. On top of that, over 210,000 foreigners have voluntarily left the country during the same period. That’s not a minor policy adjustment. That’s a
When migrant workers return home unexpectedly, they don’t just carry luggage — they carry uncertainty. Lost income. Interrupted careers. Families depending on them. Dreams paused mid-flight. Now, in a timely move that blends diplomacy with practical impact, the Government of Japan has committed nearly US$1 million to support Cambodian migrant workers returning from Thailand following
Cambodia has drawn a clear line in the sand — and it’s not just symbolic. Prime Minister Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet has firmly declared that Cambodia will never recognize any alteration of its borders through force, accusing Thai troops of illegally occupying Cambodian territory under international law. It’s a bold statement. And in