Cambodia is facing a major challenge: strengthening intellectual property (IP) protection to support its development. On Tuesday 16 September 2025, an event deciphering this concept was held in Phnom Penh.

In the intimate atmosphere of the Meta House in Phnom Penh, an exhibition draws attention to the endangered culture of the Chams, an ancient people with deep roots in the history of Southeast Asia.

Cambodia will celebrate today the 32nd anniversary of the Constitution, promulgated on 24 September 1993.

On Saturday 4 October 2025, the French Embassy in Cambodia will once again be opening its doors for Heritage Day, after attracting more than 7,500 visitors last year.

Cambodia, the cradle of one of South-East Asia's most fascinating civilisations, is now world-renowned for its exceptional archaeological heritage, particularly the site of Angkor Wat, a powerful symbol of Khmer identity

This weekend, Phnom Penh vibrated to the verdant rhythms of the fifth edition of the Plant and Garden Fair, held at Connexion on the island of Koh Pich. This annual event has become a not-to-be-missed rendezvous for botanical enthusiasts, lovers of plant decoration and an entire urban community keen to reconnect with nature in the heart of the Cambodian capital.

On Saturday 13 September 2025, the Institut Français du Cambodge (IFC) shone with energy and conviviality for the fourth edition of the Forum de rentrée, an event that has become a must for the French and Francophone community in Phnom Penh.

The Border Sâmaki was the major hip-hop charity event of the year in Cambodia, bringing together over forty artists and nearly 400 spectators at the B-Box Factory on Saturday 6 September.

At the heart of the 19th century, as the European powers sought to extend their influence in Asia, an exemplary figure stood out for his courage, his erudition and his decisive role in colonial and scientific history: Ernest Marie Louis de Gonzague Doudart de Lagrée.

This document, by Pierre-Yves, Chanda and Jean-Clais, is the result of a personal journey and a collective reflection on the evolution of the Cambodian army from the Apronuc years to the present day. Through first-hand experience in the field, followed by a perspective informed by recent encounters and travels, the authors shed light on the profound transformation of an institution that was long viewed with reserve.

Phnom Penh is currently witnessing the rise in popularity of a new sporting phenomenon: padel. A racket sport combining tennis and squash, played in doubles on a smaller, enclosed court, padel is attracting a wide audience thanks to its accessibility and playfulness.

This documentary, produced by Pierre-Yves, Chanda and Jean-Clais, tells the story of a memorable visit to the bombed pagoda of Prasat Moan Thom Senchey. Their first meeting with the monks and pagoda assistants, survivors of air attacks, shook the team to the core.

Cambodian cinema is poised to make a significant breakthrough on the world stage with the official selection of the psychological horror thriller Tenement to represent the country at the 98th Academy Awards ceremony, scheduled for March 2026.

Soldier Un Vanna gave his life when Thai forces deployed a drone to drop bombs on the trenches of the Ta Krabei Temple battlefield at around 2 p.m. on 27 July 2025. During clashes with Thai troops from 24 to 28 July 2025 in the Ta Krabei Temple area, soldier Un Vanna left behind memories and a final conversation with his wife, which she recounts...

Each year, at the heart of the Cambodian lunar calendar, the Kan Ben festival marks the beginning of a sacred fourteen-day period dedicated to ancestors. This first day of the festival, steeped in tradition and devotion, resonates throughout the Kingdom of Cambodia with its religious rituals and community spirit, illustrating the deep attachment of Cambodians to their spiritual heritage.

A unique exhibition opens its wings to the public, blending ancestral mysticism with contemporary creativity. Entitled When Kites Meet Khmer Yantras, this artistic event invites visitors to discover the fascinating world of yantras — ancient protective diagrams from Khmer culture — delicately painted on handmade kites, according to craft traditions deeply rooted in rural Cambodia.

Cambodia is preparing to unveil fascinating photographs through the exhibition ‘Insects: The Art of Detail’, organised in partnership with the Pasteur Institute of Cambodia and the French Embassy.

Cambodia has taken the exceptional decision to cancel the country's largest popular celebration, the traditional Water Festival (Bon Om Tuk), which was due to take place from 4 to 6 November 2025 in Phnom Penh.

Under the hushed vaults of the Galerie du Crous, a stone's throw from Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the Galerie OIA is unveiling an exhibition from 9 to 14 September 2025 that reads like a visual poem: ‘Mémoires de Soie’ (Memories of Silk). Part of the prestigious Parcours des Mondes, this presentation brings together artists from Asia and the West in a subtle dialogue between tradition, memory and contemporaneity.

Plantation Urban Resort & Spa invites the public to a unique visual experience with Human Canvas: Portraits of Identity, a solo exhibition by documentary and travel photographer Joaquin Barata, from 10 September to 19 October 2025, with an opening night scheduled for 10 September.

On Sunday, 31 August 2025, the 10th Angkor Empire Marathon was held at the iconic Angkor Archaeological Park, attracting more than 4,200 runners from Cambodia and around the world. This major sporting event, which took place in front of the majestic Angkor Wat temple, offered runners an extraordinary experience, allowing them to discover the remarkable cultural heritage and natural beauty of the surrounding area.

The Cambodian hip-hop scene is coming together for a major humanitarian cause at Border Samaki – Hip-Hop for Hope, a charity event taking place on Saturday, 6 September 2025, from 6 p.m. at B-Box, Factory Phnom Penh.

After a long break, and in order to re-motivate our youngest members (but also everyone else) following the war, as well as ahead of the hip hop charity event on 6 September, the Khmers Atypical interviews are back. And it is the highly inspiring VIBOL LIM, one of the founders of ROMBAK BATTLE, who will kick things off.

This diary by Suot Vichet, a researcher at the Anlong Veng Peace Centre, offers a personal perspective on the border conflict between Cambodia and Thailand in July 2025. Through detailed daily accounts, the author describes the difficulties experienced by families, the suffering of soldiers and the unwavering hope for peace. Vichet's reflections offer readers a striking testimony to the courage and resilience of the Cambodian people in the face of turmoil and uncertainty.