At 25, Khemra Bonamy belongs to that Franco-Cambodian generation that moves naturally between worlds. Born to a Cambodian mother and a French father, a former student at the Lycée Français René Descartes in Phnom Penh before continuing his studies in France, he is one of those young bicultural profiles who choose to return to Cambodia to take part in the country's transformation.

Gathered on May 28 and 29 in Phnom Penh, twenty-six central bank governors debated institutional autonomy and financial technologies against a global backdrop marked by geopolitical uncertainties.

French citizens in Cambodia have renewed their Conseil des Français de l’étranger. The “Français au Cambodge” list wins by a wide margin, while a new civic movement reshapes the political landscape. Yet a worryingly low turnout clouds the result.

The selfie phenomenon — meaning "a self-portrait taken with a smartphone" — likely counts several million devotees in the Kingdom. A trend that is only growing stronger (that's putting it mildly) among young and not-so-young alike, but one that also raises a few questions.

For three days this June, Cambodia's most celebrated creative house leaves its Siem Reap stronghold to take over the capital — with a festival that fuses ancient heritage, contemporary art and live music.

On May 20th, Bistro by Barista hosted the private opening of GUARDIANS, the first part of an exclusive art collection by Future Headspace. In the warm, intimate atmosphere of this Phnom Penh cultural space, gastronomy, wine, art and conversation intertwined into a truly singular evening.

The World Bank commends spectacular progress in the legal and institutional framework for PPPs — a strong signal for private investors as Phnom Penh targets high-income status by 2050.

The European Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia, EuroCham, is going through a pivotal period in its history. For more than a decade, it has established itself as one of the most influential voices of the private sector in the Kingdom, playing a central role in public-private dialogue with the Royal Government of Cambodia and in promoting a more competitive, transparent and dynamic business environment.

It only takes a sunset to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. That evening, on National Road 1 connecting Phnom Penh to Vietnam, the sky decided to set the clouds on fire — literally.