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Living Memory: In Prey Veng, Survivors of the Khmer Rouge Tell Their Story
Le silence s’installe lentement dans la salle du Centre de documentation de Prey Veng. À l’extérieur, la vie suit son cours — le bruit lointain des motos, la chaleur dense de l’après-midi cambodgien — mais ici, le temps semble suspendu.

Editorial team
May 213 min read


Advisors for French Citizens Abroad: Cécile Hautemulle – “Listening, Proximity, and Commitment”
On the occasion of the elections for Advisors representing French citizens abroad, the Relais citoyen des Français du Cambodge list presents its candidates, driven by a shared commitment to proximity and concrete action. Among them is Cécile Hautemulle, a teacher who has been living in Cambodia for more than six years, embodying a vision of representation based on listening, dialogue, and supporting the French community in its daily life.

Editorial team
May 213 min read


The Khmer Enigma: The Lost Autochromes of Jules Gervais-Courtellemont
In September 1928, National Geographic published twenty-seven color photographs of a Cambodia almost unknown to the Western world. Signed by a French adventurer-photographer, a convert to Islam, companion of Pierre Loti, and pioneer of autochrome—these images resurface today with undiminished power. A dive into the lens of a forgotten visionary.

Bernard Cohen
May 217 min read


Cambodia & Border Conflict: The Final Oath of Yuon Sing
At the heart of Major Yuon Sing’s story lies, first and foremost, a striking contrast: the violence of a battlefield set against the gentleness of a father’s words to his family.de bataille face à la douceur des mots qu’un père adresse à sa famille.

La Rédaction
May 213 min read


Cambodian talents at Cannes 2026: When Promised Spaces opens a window to the world
Three Cambodian actors walk the Croisette for the world premiere of an event film selected at ACID 2026. A historic moment for Khmer cinema.

La Rédaction
May 214 min read


Cambodia & History: Étienne Aymonier, discoverer and mediator of the Khmer and Cham worlds
At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, amid the turmoil of colonial conquests and the exploration of distant lands, a remarkable figure emerged, who was in turn a soldier, linguist, explorer and scholar: Étienne François Aymonier (1844-1929). A man of many talents, he was the first scientist to methodically survey the ruins and decipher the inscriptions of the ancient Khmer kingdom—now Cambodia, Thailand, Laos and southern Vietnam—and to study the little-known Cham civil

Editorial team
May 214 min read


Cambodia: H.E. Mol Vibol, “Thanks to Francophonie, I was able to advance my career and serve my country”
Met on the sidelines of the launch of the OIF’s Destination Éco Talents program, H.E. Mr. Mol Vibol, Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training of Cambodia, shares a candid interview about his journey, Franco-Cambodian relations, and employment challenges in the Kingdom.

Christophe Gargiulo
May 203 min read


Cambodia & Advisors for French Citizens Abroad:Kaliane Tea, "Being close to the field"
Franco-Cambodian, marketing professional and president of the international association YUVACHUN, Kaliane Tea is on the Relais citoyen des Français du Cambodge list for the election of Advisors for French Citizens Abroad.

Editorial team
May 202 min read


Smart Axiata and Canadia Group strengthen digital accessibility and technology solutions in Cambodia
On May 18, 2026, Smart Axiata signed a partnership with Canadia Group, including Overseas Cambodian Investment Corporation (OCIC) and Canadia Investment Holding (CIH), to establish a strategic collaboration aimed at accelerating digital transformation, enhancing connectivity, and exploring innovative technology-focused initiatives within Canadia Group’s diversified portfolio.

Editorial team
May 202 min read
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