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.

Between a border dispute with Thailand, trade negotiations with the United States and preparations for the 2026 Francophonie Summit in Siem Reap, Soreasmey Ke Bin shares a clear vision: to defend Cambodia's interests while strengthening its regional and international ties. In this exclusive interview, the entrepreneur and Francophonie promoter for Southeast Asia discusses the strategic issues shaping the country's future.

Rabbit School, a Cambodian non-governmental organization that provides education to children with intellectual disabilities and autism, is receiving support from Overseas Cambodian Investment Corporation (OCIC Group) and its affiliated company, Koh Pich Construction Company (KPCC), to expand its main campus in Phnom Penh, allowing more children to benefit from the NGO’s inclusive education programs.

Since the ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand was declared on 28 July 2025, the detention of 18 Cambodian soldiers in Thailand has been a source of serious diplomatic concern and intense legal debate.

For several months, the border between Cambodia and Thailand has been the scene of a conflict that has had a profound impact on the region in military, economic, social and tourist terms. On 11 August 2025, the situation shows signs of relative stability, but the issues at stake remain serious and complex, involving prisoners, refugees, diplomatic actors and citizen initiatives in favour of peace.

The Cambodian film world mourns the loss of Citta Uong (also known as Uong Kanthouk), a pioneering filmmaker whose captivating and profound work marked the golden age of Cambodian cinema in the 1960s and 1970s.

Born in 1859 in the hamlet of Arbarella, on the rugged and proud island of Corsica, Jules Agostini grew up in fin-de-siècle France, with a vivid imagination for distant lands and the strangeness of other places.

In a world where the urgency to perform eats away at executives' time, are there still sanctuaries where they can deeply recharge while lucidly mapping out the next chapter of their career? Knai Bang Chatt, a sustainable gem on the Cambodian coast, now offers a unique, bold and transformative answer: the ‘Purposeful Pause – Executive Leadership Chamber’.

By Major General Tith Viseth: Thailand is shooting itself in the foot by attacking Cambodia! Beyond hatred and anger, it is indeed for these reasons that the Thai army continues to provoke Cambodia at a time when an immediate and unconditional ceasefire has been declared by Malaysia.

At the end of the 19th century, a French merchant navy officer based in the port of Bordeaux wrote a rare and valuable account: a travel letter to Cambodia, then an independent kingdom under the absolute rule of a monarch described with striking frankness.

While the authorities are trying to reassure people about the safety of major destinations, tourism operators are expressing growing disappointment at the reality on the ground and the tangible consequences of this instability for their industry.

Four determined Cambodian women from the Boeung Trabek slum in Phnom Penh beautifully tell a story of empowerment and resilience through a profession that is often underestimated: hairdressing and beauty care.

Defining a hero in a time of aggression: How do we define a hero? Must a hero be a soldier who is killed in war, an officer, or a leader of men? Must he be highly trained, educated, or even smart?

In the charming coastal town of Kep, certain characters become landmarks, embodying the unique spirit of this destination. Lili, owner of the Hôtel de la Plage — a name that echoes Michel Lang's film — is undoubtedly one of these iconic figures who enrich the charm of the region.

Ce dimanche 3 août, alors que l’été s’accroche à la capitale française, la place du Trocadéro s’est métamorphosée en un vibrant théâtre de résistance. Ce sont près de 1 000 Cambodgiens venus des quatre coins de France et d’Europe qui s’y sont rassemblés.

The Thai army and government's stubborn refusal to engage in sincere peace talks with Cambodia stems mainly from their interest in maintaining a façade of permanent crisis, which benefits the country's political and economic networks.

On the evening of 3 August 2025, the Cambodian Ministry of Defence issued an alarming statement regarding possible military preparations on the Thai side along the shared border.

Just a stone's throw from the hustle and bustle of the capital, the Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra embodies the French art of living and charms guests with its timeless refinement and the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of sports in an ideal setting. Here's a look back at Sara and Cindy's experience for Cambodge Mag, enriched by the perspectives of other travellers who have fallen in love with the hotel.

At just 13 years old, Ange Labbé, a young Frenchman passionate about Khmer culture who has been living in Cambodia for several years, has just completed his first amateur short film, a touching and hopeful work entitled When Dance Becomes Peace.

As the border between Thailand and Cambodia has been in the global spotlight in recent days, one thing is clear to anyone following the international media coverage: the dominant narrative focuses on armed clashes, territorial rivalries and the plight of refugees, while ignoring the remarkable solidarity on the ground and the voices of those working for peace. Why are they being ignored? What logic does it serve?

Despite the introduction of an immediate ceasefire at midnight on 28 July, sealed following emergency negotiations in Kuala Lumpur led by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, the situation continues to fluctuate between periods of calm and fears of renewed violence.

The young Cambodian woman Oua Perom embodies the sincere and passionate commitment that drives the Kep Education Centre. Born into a modest family, she is the youngest of a small family unit.

In a rich and candid interview, Matthieu Majoli, a Frenchman of Cambodian descent, reflects on his unusual career path and his passionate commitment to the Kep Educational Centre.