Vice Chairperson of Canadia Group and CEO of Intercare Hospital, Oknha Dr. Carolyne Pung discusses the rise of Khmer women in leadership, the development of Cambodia's private healthcare sector, raising awareness around women's health, and balancing long-term vision with the day-to-day management of large projects. Interview originally published in Cambodia Leadership Review — Khmer Women Voices 2026.

A study published in Advances in Public Health offers the most detailed portrait yet of tobacco use among Cambodian men, revealing deep geographic and social disparities — and a tight link with alcohol.

Angkor has its temples, Sihanoukville its beaches, and Cambodia, every year, its parade of visitors from Europe. They don't all look alike. An attempt at classification, with no scientific pretensions, drawn from patient observation in the markets, in tuk-tuks, and by the poolside.

Four chefs, four courses, and a run of Penfolds' best-known labels — that was the shape of “Le Terroir Retrouvé” at Topaz in Phnom Penh. The idea was simple enough: build each dish around what a specific wine does on the palate. What came out of it, guests said afterward, felt less like a wine dinner and more like two very different terroirs finally getting a chance to talk to each other.

On 12 July 2026, in Siem Reap, France's national holiday was celebrated at an evening event organised by CCIFC Siem Reap at Artisans Angkor.

A small, jewel-toned fish has just made a formal entrance into Cambodia's marine biodiversity records. The blackspot razorfish (Iniistius evides) has been officially recorded in Cambodian waters for the first time, the result of a collaboration between Marine Conservation Cambodia (MCC) and the Royal University of Agriculture.

Since its official inauguration on October 25, 2025, the SM Art Center has established itself as one of the most ambitious cultural spaces ever created in Cambodia. Located in Krosang village, Chreav commune, just outside Siem Reap's tourist core, the center presents itself as Cambodia's first contemporary art center and museum devoted entirely to modern Cambodian creation.v

“Losing my husband is the greatest wound of my life. He was not only a good husband, but also the head of our family and a strong pillar for our children.” Mrs. Oum Saroeuy, 49, still lives in Koul Village, Popel Commune, Soutr Nikom District, Siem Reap Province. She is the wife of Lieutenant Colonel Uong Vibol, the heroic soldier who fell on the battlefield of Ta Krabey Temple on December 9, 2025. This is the story she shared with us.

In the markets of Phnom Penh and in remote villages of Mondul Kiri alike, a savings system as old as village solidarity itself continues to do what banks sometimes struggle to do: lend to people who have nothing to put up as collateral except their word.