At Yangon, a new wave of energy has just swept through the pharmaceutical community: 120 health professionals — mostly pharmacists — gathered for an exceptional Master Class dedicated to managing acne in pharmacies

The inauguration of the direct Istanbul–Phnom Penh flight, operated by Turkish Airlines, marks a new era for Cambodian tourism. According to H.E. Huot Hak, Cambodia’s Minister of Tourism, this strategic launch is expected to strengthen the kingdom’s visibility on the international stage and attract new flows of visitors from around the world.

Recent statements by U.S. President Donald J. Trump resonate as a warning directed at Bangkok — and, more broadly, at the entire region. By declaring that he is prepared to “impose sanctions if necessary to stop the killings,” the occupant of the White House has chosen to use the economy as a diplomatic lever in response to Thailand’s refusal to agree to a Trump-backed cease-fire.

Created in 2005 and relatively unknown to the public, the Pearaing Biodiversity Conservatory, located just outside Siem Reap town centre...

Right now at Factory Phnom Penh, a major drive to collect material donations is underway to support the displaced communities from Angkor Chum — and every contribution can genuinely change a family’s life.

The French of the World – ADFE, Cambodia section has just sent a solemn letter to the French government calling for France to speak out forcefully in the face of the loss of human life, massive displacement of populations, and the destruction of world heritage in Cambodia.

Siamese/Thai imperialism, often hidden behind the tourist narrative of the “Land of Smiles,” is part of a long history of power struggles, conquests, and rewriting of the past to the detriment of neighbouring countries — especially Cambodia.

In this opinion, we honor the Cambodian war heroes who fought on the frontlines against Thai military aggression. It highlights the extreme challenges faced during night missions in the jungle, where courage and discipline matter more than advanced technology. This piece celebrates the resilience of a nation confronting extraordinary hardship.

Florian Bohême, after more than a decade in Cambodia—his second home—shares here an intimate and candid reflection on the border tensions shaking the region. Settled in Phnom Penh, a consular adviser and entrepreneur passionate about hospitality, the author observes the human tragedies: more than 200,000 displaced on each side, bombardments on sacred sites, and an escalation around the Preah Vihear temple that reopens historical wounds.