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Cambodia’s Culture Ministry Protests Thai Activities at Ta Krabey Temple
In a January 22 statement, Cambodia’s culture ministry protested what it described as Thai destruction, occupation and construction at Ta Krabey temple, calling for a halt and peaceful resolution of border issues.
Read the original report or page ↗Trump Invites Cambodia to Become a Founding Member State of the Board of Peace
Two Trump-signed letters posted on the Cambodian prime minister’s official Telegram on January 21 invited Cambodia to become a founding member state of the Board of Peace and a party to its charter.
Read the original report or page ↗Cambodia renews protest over Thai actions in occupied areas
Cambodia’s Foreign Ministry protested reported Thai military activities at An Ses and Boeung Trakuon and called for full implementation of the December 27 joint statement.
Read the original report or page ↗Greater Bay Area federation members plan factories and renewable energy investment in Cambodia
Member companies have decided to invest in tissue paper, office products and renewable energy; the Cambodian Investment Board offered support and investment registration guidance.
Read the original report or page ↗Thailand, China and Myanmar coordinate return of more than 1,100 scam suspects
The first group of more than 300 Chinese suspects has returned home under a January 20–23 phased repatriation arrangement covering 1,108 people.
Read the original report or page ↗ASEAN observers inspect damaged civilian sites in Battambang
An ASEAN Observer Team visited Sampov Loun and Phnom Proek to observe, verify and report on conditions following the ceasefire.
Read the original report or page ↗Cambodia plans about US$730 million for defence ministry in 2026
The planned allocation includes administration and logistics, military training, international security cooperation and equipment maintenance.
Read the original report or page ↗Fire at Kampong Chhnang refinery site brought under control after prolonged effort
Firefighters worked through the night at a Kampong Tralach site; one Chinese owner was injured and damage had yet to be assessed.
Read the original report or page ↗Rejecting labels: combating telecom fraud requires global cooperation
This commentary argues for international enforcement and technical cooperation against cross-border scam networks, rather than geographic scapegoating.
Read the original report or page ↗Hun Manet chairs meeting on next phase of anti-scam work
The prime minister reviewed progress with the ad hoc committee on technology-related scams and called for coordinated action to protect public safety.
Read the original report or page ↗Eight questions and answers on Cambodia’s response to Thailand
The article sets out Cambodia’s positions on the ceasefire, civilian return, border mechanisms, demining and steps toward a peaceful settlement.
Read the original report or page ↗Anonymous donor gives two tiger cubs to Phnom Tamao Zoo
An anonymous philanthropist donated two tiger cubs on January 19; the provincial police chief said their owner sought professional care because of safety concerns.
Read the original report or page ↗Jiangsu Taizhou Chamber of Commerce: Interview with Zhang Hailong
From an ordinary worker who simply wanted to make 200,000 and go home, to a Chinese business association president rooted in Cambodia for 25 years, he devoted his prime years to a foreign land.
Read the original report or page ↗Chinese ambassador expresses support for Cambodia’s anti-scam efforts
Wang Wenbin expressed confidence in Cambodia’s commitment and capacity and said China stood ready to support efforts against online scams.
Read the original report or page ↗Phnom Penh walking street records nearly six million visits in 2025
Governor Khuong Sreng reported more than 110,000 international visits to the walking street and outlined plans to improve attractions, safety and services.
Read the original report or page ↗Preah Sihanouk authorities destroy about a tonne of unsafe food
Provincial authorities and the consumer protection branch destroyed seized food and said market inspections and action against non-compliant traders would continue.
Read the original report or page ↗Hun Manet chairs committee meeting on technology-related scams
The January 21 meeting reviewed implementation and progress and set directions for continued efforts against technology-related scams.
Read the original report or page ↗Former Jinbei 1 casino workers seek help over unpaid wages
Workers complained to the provincial labour department following the casino’s reported sudden closure and sought assistance recovering wages and coping with unemployment.
Read the original report or page ↗Ministry forecasts fog from January 22 to 31 and urges caution
The dated forecast warns of reduced visibility at night and in the early morning, with fog expected to clear by about 9 a.m.
Read the original report or page ↗Tourism Ministry clarifies scope of embassy travel cautions
The ministry said heightened-caution guidance concerned particular border areas and should not be read as an assessment of the entire country.
Read the original report or page ↗Labour Ministry says 620,000 returning workers found jobs through ministry and partners
The spokesman distinguished more than 300,000 opportunities through ministry mechanisms from the wider 620,000 total and said nearly 90,000 vacancies remained.
Read the original report or page ↗Treang governor counsels students skipping classes at pavilions near schools
Treang’s governor counselled students gathering at pavilions near two high schools during class hours on January 20 and asked nearby businesses to help send them back to school.
Read the original report or page ↗Ratanakiri responds to allegation of gold mining by company owned by Try Pheap’s children
After Mother Nature Cambodia alleged mining-related water pollution, Ratanakiri authorities said Global Green lacked a gold-mining licence at the named site and explained the causes of muddy water.
Read the original report or page ↗Two tiger cubs transferred to Phnom Tamao Zoo for care
Two donated tiger cubs are receiving health checks and care at Phnom Tamao: a male weighing about 60 kg aged nine months and a female about 40 kg aged six months.
Read the original report or page ↗Pursat says no Thai troops are occupying or stationed at Me Teuk bridge
Pursat authorities denied an online claim of Thai occupation at Me Teuk bridge, saying road repairs were under way and nearby residents were living normally.
Read the original report or page ↗Five held as Phnom Penh gendarmerie raids five e-cigarette sales sites
Phnom Penh gendarmerie raided five clandestine e-cigarette equipment outlets on January 19, detaining five owners and seizing 334 devices and 1,030 vaping heads.
Read the original report or page ↗Hong Kong-backed US$29 million Cambodian recycling plant aims to create green jobs
A Hong Kong A1 company’s approximately US$29 million PET recycling plant broke ground in Pursat on January 19, with officials highlighting recycling, green jobs and public revenue.
Read the original report or page ↗Siem Reap listed among 25 leading cultural travel destinations
The report says Siem Reap ranked 13th among 25 cultural destinations in Tripadvisor’s 2026 Travelers’ Choice awards, highlighting its historical and cultural appeal.
Read the original report or page ↗Cambodian and Chinese civil groups continue local infrastructure development in Bati, Takeo
A CFPD and Civil Society Alliance Forum-supported concrete road, 605 metres long and five metres wide, broke ground on January 18 to link Ta Non and Svay Khom in Doung commune, Bati.
Read the original report or page ↗Cambodia orders nationwide anti-scam deployment at Interior Ministry video conference
Sar Sokha chaired a nationwide anti-scam video conference on January 19, instructing capital and provincial authorities and all government levels to draw up targeted plans against cross-border technology crime and scams.
Read the original report or page ↗Tourism Ministry says Cambodia remains safe, secure and stable for domestic and international visitors
Responding on January 19 to foreign missions’ travel-advisory maps, the ministry said heightened caution applied only to some border areas and major destinations remained open as usual.
Read the original report or page ↗Chengdu–Sihanoukville direct route set for inaugural flight
Cambodia Airways announced regular Chengdu Tianfu–Sihanoukville service from January 21 on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, alongside other air links and visa facilitation mentioned in the report.
Read the original report or page ↗Cambodia plans three-stage Sihanoukville deepwater container-terminal expansion for 2023–2030
Land ministry teams are addressing impacts on port-project land with provincial authorities, supporting a three-stage, Japan-financed deepwater terminal expansion planned for 2023–2030.
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