As Valentine's Day approaches, Malis, the jewel of contemporary Khmer gastronomy, unveils its special Valentine's Day menu, crafted by talented chef Sopheak. Available in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap on February 13 and 14, this culinary experience fuses local heritage with international elegance for an evening filled with romance and unforgettable flavors.

Phnom Penh, February 6, 2026 – Senior U.S. FBI officials have commended the "tangible" progress made by the Royal Cambodian Government in its relentless campaign against online scams, a significant endorsement that validates the Kingdom's efforts to dismantle transnational criminal networks.

2025 was a crucial test for Cambodia's tourism industry, revealing an uneven post-pandemic recovery, marked by promising signs and persistent vulnerabilities.

It was Thursday evening, in the premises of Confluences in Phnom Penh, that the company's 10th anniversary celebration took place, coinciding with the birthday of its founder and CEO, Soreasmey Key Bin. Nearly 300 people – employees, partners, clients, friends, and notable figures – gathered around a generous buffet and barbecue in a warm and convivial atmosphere.

Les autorités de la province de Tbong Khmum ont officialisé la tenue du festival annuel de pêche traditionnelle au lac Boeung Trapeang Krom, prévue le 14 février 2026 dans le village de Satum, commune de Choam Kravean.

Phnom Penh, February 5, 2026 – The Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has lodged a formal and solemn protest with Thailand following an unauthorized field visit on February 2 by a delegation of foreign military attachés and police officials, led by Lieutenant General Teeranan Nandhakwang, Director-General of Intelligence of the Royal Thai Army, to two hotels located in O’Smach, Oddar Meanchey district.

Washington, D.C. – February 5, 2026 – The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has issued a final rule officially removing Cambodia from Country Group D:5, a designation that imposed strict restrictions on exports of weapons and related technologies.

In the Cambodian capital, Jessica “Lisha” Srin has built a trajectory that runs counter to the scripts imposed on young Cambodian women. In Phnom Penh, she grew up in an unstable environment that she herself describes as “the ghetto,” with a single mother, a little sister, and a father she would only see three times.

During the opening of the Santepheap Foodcourt, we had the opportunity to visit the Phnom Penh Customs Museum, located in the former building of the General Department of Customs and Excise. Although this project is still recent and continues to evolve, the site offers an informative tour of the customs history of the Kingdom — featuring historical documents, books, photographs, models, uniforms, and investigative methods.

An easy yet delicious recipe, with many ingredients that are easy to find locally. Preparation and cooking time: about twenty minutes.

One century later, André Malraux's raid on the Banteay Srei bas-reliefs continues to generate interest and controversy. While the Latchford saga and the rapid restitution of looted Khmer art have made headlines in recent years, Malraux's 1923 raid on Banteay Srei takes us back to an era when, even for self-proclaimed anti-colonialists, the notion that Khmer heritage could be exploited at will was still commonplace—and it must be viewed as such: a brazen attempt at cultural re

The most prestigious of the ancient Khmer kings in Cambodia's history remains without a doubt King Jayavarman VII (1128-1219), who reigned from 1178 to 1219 and significantly expanded the Khmer Empire.

In the northern suburbs of Phnom Penh lies a small house completely overrun with relics. More than 120 antique clocks — ranging from remnants of 19th‑century French colonialism to post‑war Japanese examples — decorate its walls.

For those dreaming of an exotic, relaxed, and affordable lifestyle, the provincial capital of Kampot along Cambodia’s southern coast might just be the perfect fit.

Phnom Penh, February 3, 2026 – Cambodia shone brightly at the ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF 2026) in Cebu, the Philippines, by sweeping 27 prestigious distinctions during the ASEAN Tourism Standards Awards.

The Cambodian authorities announced last week the immediate ban on the sale and distribution of three batches of Babybio Optima 1 infant milk formula, following the potential detection of contamination by cereulide toxin, a dangerous bacterial substance that can cause severe digestive disorders.

One year after its launch, Chaktomuk Pedestrian Street has become a symbol of Phnom Penh’s urban renewal and dynamic nightlife.

Cambodia and Thailand held a meeting of the Secretariat of the Regional Border Committee (RBC) this Monday, marking a new step in efforts to resolve persistent border disputes.

The banks of the Sangker River turned into a powerful symbol of unity and resilience on January 25, 2026, as participants of the Sangker River Charity Run 2026 crossed the finish line.

Tourism has returned to Cambodia, but without regaining its equilibrium. After the collapse caused by the global health crisis, 2023 and 2024 marked a visible recovery: borders reopened, international flights resumed, and visitor flows restarted.

Phnom Penh came alive last Saturday during the first edition of the Great Cambodian Craft Beer Festival (GCCBF) at Coconut Park, Koh Pich—an event that drew over a thousand visitors in an exceptional festive atmosphere.

Cambodia and Thailand failed to reach an agreement to sign the preparatory documents for the upcoming Regional Border Committee (RBC) meeting, due to differences on several key points.

A1-Plastic, a company specializing in plastic products in Cambodia, launched on January 19, 2026, the construction of a food-grade PET bottle recycling plant located in the Pursat Special Economic Zone.

Less than two weeks before Thailand’s general elections, uncertainty lingered: could the February 8 vote be held amid growing border tensions with Cambodia?