Le rendez-vous de la rentrée pour les Français et francophones de Phnom Penh revient pour sa 4ᵉ édition. Le samedi 13 septembre 2025, de 9h à 13h, l’Institut Français du Cambodge (IFC) accueillera le Forum de rentrée, un moment de rencontre et d’échanges devenu, au fil des années, un véritable point d’ancrage pour les nouveaux arrivants comme pour les familles déjà installées.

Until 31 August 2025, the SOSORO Museum in Phnom Penh invites visitors to take a striking journey into Cambodia between 1972 and 1975, through the lens of British photographer Colin Grafton. This temporary exhibition, the result of close collaboration between the museum and the photographer, unveils a series of rare photographs that reveal the daily life, streets, and atmosphere of a country on the brink of collapse.

As Southeast Asia faces growing economic uncertainty, AMRO's latest annual report provides an uncompromising assessment of Cambodia's strengths and weaknesses in 2025. Between spectacular recovery and new threats, the kingdom is walking a tightrope.

Dans une région où les sourires diplomatiques masquent souvent des intentions stratégiques, la reconnaissance accordée au Dr Pich Chanmony semble célébrer quelque chose de plus profond : le type de beauté intérieure et de vertu que la philosophie antique a reconnu comme le fondement de la véritable grandeur.

While long-standing territorial disputes between Thailand and Cambodia, centred on the sacred temple of Preah Vihear, persist, a new battleground has emerged with growing intensity: that of communication and disinformation.

A wave of cautious optimism is sweeping across the disputed border between Cambodia and Thailand following an extraordinary meeting of the Regional Border Committee (RBC).

Anger has swelled like a wave across Cambodian social media. The cry has spread like wildfire: #BoycottThaiProducts. But behind this apparent fervour, what are the real economic and social repercussions, a few days after the call to action? The picture is nuanced, far from the certainties expressed online.

In a flagrant violation of sovereignty and the most fundamental human rights, Thai soldiers crossed the border and forcibly expelled six Cambodian families from their homes in the village of Prey Chan.

He is creating a buzz locally, but what about his real impact internationally? Alfaro Michael Barry is presented in some Cambodian media and on social networks as an American journalist and ‘White House correspondent’. He has made a name for himself through his interventions on the border, and several videos show him on the ground, strongly denouncing the attitude of the Thai army and calling for peace in Cambodia, while appealing to American presidents and institutions.