The 9th edition of the Angkor Ultra-Trail gathered last Saturday 1,740 runners from 52 nations on the legendary paths of Siem Reap province, transforming the archaeological site of Angkor into a living stage of sport and culture.

Youk Chhang, Executive Director of the Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC‑Cam), has just been appointed Ambassador to the Cabinet of His Majesty King Norodom Sihamoni, with the rank of Minister of State, by royal decree dated January 19, 2026.

On February 6 and 7, the French Institute of Cambodia will host the musical comedy Vertiges de l'Amour, an amateur show created by the Bobo-Stars, a band of merry men and women. Interview with Philippe Javelle, the musical director and pianist of the show.

In Siem Reap, just steps away from the Old Market and the shimmering reflections of the river, a new spot has caught the eye of art enthusiasts this month: the River Gallery, which over the years has become a key venue in Cambodia’s artistic landscape.

The Thai military aggression against Cambodia has demonstrated the Thai military’s willingness to ignore the laws of armed conflict, which include international laws protecting civilians and cultural property.

Arriving in Cambodia as early as 2004, Sébastien Mezailles closely witnessed the first phases of the country’s economic structuring before specializing in ultralight structural engineering.

Since January 1, 1946, military cooperation between France and Cambodia has woven an unbreakable bond — one born under the French Protectorate and resilient through the storms of history. In 2026, this partnership marks its 80th anniversary, a jubilee that celebrates not only a brotherhood in arms but also a shared commitment to world peace, elite training, and the promotion of the French language within the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces (RCAF)

The British Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia (BritCham Cambodia) made headlines yesterday in partnership with the World Bank, offering its members an exclusive deep dive into the Cambodia Economic Update 2026.

The official invitation extended in early January 2026 by U.S. President Donald J. Trump to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet to join, as a founding member, the newly created “Board of Peace” has caused a minor diplomatic shockwave in a Southeast Asia already rife with strategic tensions.