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 […]
In a strategic move to elevate its role in international diplomacy, the Royal Government of Cambodia has accepted a prestigious invitation to become a founding member of the newly established Board of Peace. This three-year appointment reflects the Kingdom’s growing influence as a mediator and contributor to global stability. A Mission for Global Stability Without
Cambodia’s Digital Transformation in Global Tourism Tourism has long been one of Cambodia’s most important economic pillars. From the awe-inspiring temples of Angkor Wat and the historic streets of Phnom Penh to pristine beaches, eco-tourism destinations, and rich cultural traditions, Cambodia possesses all the qualities of a world-class travel destination. However, in today’s increasingly competitive
In 2026, Cambodia’s $3.7 billion infrastructure overhaul—anchored by the Techo International Airport and the Funan Techo Canal—is transforming the nation from a tourist stopover into a regional logistics powerhouse. For American investors, this represents a unique “early-adopter” window. Unlike the defensive real estate markets in the US, Cambodia offers an offensive growth strategy backed by
Cambodian products are no longer confined to local markets or regional trade routes. In recent years, goods made and grown in Cambodia—especially agricultural and agro-processed products—have begun appearing on the shelves of major supermarkets, specialty stores, and retail chains across Asia, Europe, North America, and Australia. From fragrant rice in European food stores to dried
Cambodia’s international trade performance in 2025 captured widespread attention as total trade volume surpassed US$65.25 billion, representing an 18 percent year-on-year increase. While headlines often focus on export values, major trading partners, and government reforms, a more human story sits at the core of this achievement. At the center of Cambodia’s trade boom is a
PHNOM PENH, December 19, 2025 — In a powerful and widely shared statement, H.E. Jean-François Tain, Minister Delegate Attached to the Prime Minister and former head of RFI Cambodia, has issued a firm international appeal over escalating tensions linked to Thai aggression against Cambodia along the shared border. Published via his official social media platforms,
When Peace Is Promised but Protection Is Absent The United Nations was created in the aftermath of humanity’s darkest chapter. Two world wars had devastated nations, erased cities, and claimed tens of millions of lives. From that devastation emerged a global promise: never again. The UN Charter enshrined a collective commitment to maintain international peace
A Message Rooted in Sacrifice, Experience, and Deep Love for the Nation PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — As tensions arise along the border and artillery echoes across communities once filled with calm, Cambodia is reminded once again of an enduring truth spoken by Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, the country’s most influential and
Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet, in a message for the first “National Civil Aviation Day” in 2025, announced a massive scale-up in the nation’s air travel infrastructure. Alongside boosting air traffic, the development of international airport infrastructure has been steadily reinforced. In the last three years, Cambodia’s Civil Aviation sector successfully