Arriving in 1996 in a country in the midst of rebuilding, Christine Gauthier never left. Entrepreneur, artistic director, community activist: this Franco-Québécoise with a remarkable journey embodies a particular vision of commitment — quiet, consistent, and rooted in the daily lives of the people around her.

Born in the suburbs of Bordeaux and raised in the Paris region, Guillaume Taing obtained his PhD in chemistry in 2019 before seizing, in 2021, a professional opportunity that led him to settle in Phnom Penh.

The former Cambodian opposition leader has been pardoned for the remaining 27 years of his prison sentence. A royal gesture welcomed as a signal of national unity, occurring in a context of gradual easing.

Citrus fruits are plentiful in Cambodia: oranges, limes, tangerines and mandarins can be found in abundance on market stalls and supermarket

These days, tropical fruit is available in almost every supermarket, but there's nothing like enjoying fresh fruit, not only for pleasure...

While Cambodia inaugurated the Phnom Penh War Memorial in 2023, in 1914 the first dispatches arriving in Phnom Penh from France requested that 4,500 Cambodians join the French war effort.

C'est à l'Exposition coloniale nationale de Marseille, en 1922, que se noue l'épisode le plus saisissant de la carrière de René Piot. Dans le pavillon de l'Indochine, sur le boulevard Michelet, une troupe de danseuses du ballet royal cambodgien se produit devant un public fasciné.

The Sosoro Museum publishes its Youth Activity Booklet in French — an illustrated, interactive guide that invites children to explore 2,000 years of Cambodia's economic and monetary history.

Stepping through the doors of the Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor is like entering a residence where cool marble, frangipani gardens, and Cambodia's golden light create a setting worthy of a Somerset Maugham novel. It is within these history-filled corridors that one of the most distinctive painters of contemporary Cambodia now resides: Nou Sary.