On 15 June 1962, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) delivered a landmark decision in the dispute between the Kingdom of Cambodia and the Kingdom of Thailand concerning the territorial sovereignty of the Temple of Preah Vihear. This judgment, the result of a thorough analysis of historical, geographical and legal factors, marks a major milestone in bilateral relations and underscores the importance of international law in the peaceful resolution of border disputes.

Amidst the bustling streets and ancient pagodas of Phnom Penh, few ceremonies capture the spirit of Cambodian society like the traditional Khmer wedding.

In the annals of 19th-century exploration, few figures are as daring and paradoxical as Louis Delaporte. A naval officer, artist, explorer and, above all, a fervent defender of ancient Khmer art, Delaporte left a mark that has stood the test of time, much like the bas-reliefs he designed under the Cambodian sun.

The OCIC Group and Princess Buppha Devi Dance School have embarked on an inspiring new partnership aimed at preserving and promoting the country's traditional arts.

In the heart of Phnom Penh, on Monivong Boulevard, lie the gardens of the French Embassy. This 4.8-hectare green space, gifted to France by His Majesty King Sihanouk in 1955 on the occasion of Cambodia's independence, is now much more than just a diplomatic landscaped area. It has become a veritable ‘green lung’, a refuge for remarkable animal diversity in the heart of the Cambodian capital.

The Cambodian media industry is on the cusp of transformation as artificial intelligence (AI) begins to take hold in newsrooms, production studios and the country's dynamic online media landscape.

SNA Arts Management est ravi de présenter Netratuoh (Sightlines), la deuxième exposition solo de l'artiste Prum Ero. L'exposition présente une série de photographies, une installation sonore expérimentale et une projection de documents tirés des archives personnelles de l'artiste.

Sportsmanship and cultural heritage will once again bring together runners from all over Cambodia and around the world for the highly anticipated 10th Angkor Empire Marathon, which will take place on 3 August at Angkor Wat temple.

Publié pour la première fois en 1985, Little Brother d'Allan Baillie est un roman pour enfants poignant qui explore avec délicatesse les réalités déchirantes de la vie sous le régime khmer rouge au Cambodge à travers les yeux d'un garçon de 11 ans nommé Muong Vithy.

The landscape of Stung Treng province in northern Cambodia, peaceful with its converging rivers and lush vegetation, defies imagination when compared to the darkness that once enveloped it.

Dy Saveth is one of the most popular actresses in Cambodian cinema of the 1960s—and one of the few to have escaped death at the hands of the Khmer Rouge. The former beauty queen, still radiant, never fails to grace major cinema events such as the Cambodia International Film Festival with her magical presence.

The country has many musical traditions that are unique to the kingdom. One of the recurring problems in post-war Cambodia is finding ways to preserve and perpetuate these traditions so that they do not disappear as the country modernizes and generations of children grow up more accustomed to American hip-hop or Korean K-Pop by BTS than to the haunting melodies of an instrument from their local cultural heritage.

Émile Gsell (1838–1879) was one of the pioneers of photography. This self-taught French artist brought to light the majestic ruins of Angkor and the rich cultural mosaic of Southeast Asia at a time marked by expanding exploration and colonial encounters.

Demonstrating remarkable skill and determination, the Cambodian national jiu-jitsu team distinguished itself at the 2025 JJAU Southeast Asia Regional Championships, held in Manila, Philippines.

Cambodian dance sport athletes have once again demonstrated their talent on the regional stage, winning five medals—one silver and four bronze—at the highly competitive 2025 Asian and Southeast Asian Championships.

Quelques images des pluies de la mousson qui transforment la capitale en un mélange de couleurs et formes assez impressionnantes.

Located on Makara Street, this is a typical Cambodian market, with all the sounds, smells, and colors you would expect. Although it offers almost everything you would find in a traditional market, the Phsar Leu Market in Sihanoukville is particularly well stocked with fresh fish and seafood.

Their copper and silver sculptures are among the best known in the country, such as the statue of the supreme patriarch Chuon Nath, the royal tiered parasols Chatra, the Sakyamuni stupa on Phnom Oudong hill, also known as Phnom Preah Reach Troap, and the logos of the Ministry of the Interior and the Cambodian People's Party.

Despite gloomy weather, more than 500 French citizens, Franco-Cambodians, friends of France, and prominent figures gathered yesterday to celebrate Bastille Day with enthusiasm.

As part of an initiative promoting responsible environmental management and sustainable development, Cambodia is preparing to host the historic “Green Sprout” exhibition and an ambitious campaign to plant one million palm trees by 2025.

In a historic and deeply symbolic decision, the serial site known as “Cambodia's Killing Fields Memorials: From Killing Centers to Places of Peace and Reflection” has been officially inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This historic announcement was made during the 47th session of the World Heritage Committee held in Paris, France, marking an important moment for Cambodia and the international community.

The Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts has officially submitted the application file for “traditional Khmer marriage, Khmer marriage or kar” to the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Diplomat Jacques Pellet, French Ambassador to Cambodia since 2021, will experience his last official Bastille Day on Monday during the National Day celebrations. His departure marks not only the end of a personal journey, but also the closing of a chapter in the complex and often passionate relationship between France and Cambodia.

In 2009, shocked by the way the international press was covering the conflict surrounding the Preah Vihear temple, I published an opinion piece denouncing the injustice done to Cambodia. Fifteen years later, in 2025, nothing has changed: Thailand, still undermined by political divisions, continues to seek national unity... at the expense of its neighbor. Even today, it continues to kill.