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December 28: National Liberation Day of Cambodia — Between Memory and Rebirth
The 28th of December holds a singular place in the Cambodian calendar. Much more than a day of commemoration, it embodies a decisive turning point in the recent history of the kingdom: the return to peace, the end of an era of fratricidal fighting, and the reconstruction of a wounded nation.

La Rédaction
Dec 28, 20253 min read


Yi Sarun, Cambodia’s Immortal Tennis Icon: Farewell to a Pioneer of Phnom Penh Courts
Yi Sarun, a towering figure in Cambodian tennis whose name became synonymous with the sport’s resilience and revival, has died at the age of 81 after a long illness on December 19, 2025. Born in 1945 into a humble family, Sarun rose to become one of Cambodia’s greatest tennis players, survived the brutal Khmer Rouge era, and later dedicated his life to passing on his passion to younger generations.

Editorial team
Dec 22, 20252 min read


Cambodia & Border Conflict: “I heard the sound of gunfire, then nothing more”
In the midst of the tragedy of the border conflict with Thailand, Sergeant Samreth Pry, a dedicated soldier of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces, lost his life in combat. At 58, he embodied bravery and devotion, sacrificing himself to defend his homeland.

Youk Chhang
Nov 6, 20252 min read


Cambodge & Hommage : Un sergent fidèle, mémoire d’un père disparu
In the quiet light of Mondol 3 village, in Siem Reap, was born Poun Sanya, the second child in a family of four. His life now flows in Kandal, far from the mountains of his childhood, but his heart remains inhabited by the memory of a man lost too soon: his father, Kim Sam-At, chief warrant officer of the 3rd Intervention Brigade of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces.

Youk Chhang
Nov 2, 20253 min read


Christian Caujolle: A Visionary Bridge in Contemporary Photography and the Heart of Photo Phnom Penh Festival
Christian Caujolle was a major figure in contemporary photography, whose career bridged intellectual rigor, artistic sensitivity, and cultural engagement. Born in 1953 in Sissonne, France, he was educated at the prestigious École Normale Supérieure de Saint-Cloud and collaborated with renowned thinkers such as Michel Foucault, Roland Barthes, and Pierre Bourdieu. His passion for photography was sparked during his studies in Toulouse, where he discovered the medium through the

Editorial team
Oct 21, 20252 min read


Tribute & History: Norodom Sihanouk, a Cambodian life
Norodom Sihanouk's death in Beijing on October 15, 2012 marked the end of one of the most remarkable careers in international politics...

Chroniqueur
Oct 15, 20256 min read


A generous heart has gone: Tribute to Doctor Michel Sebban, a pillar of medicine in Phnom Penh
Cambodia mourns the death of a man with a big heart, Dr Michel Sebban, a French general practitioner, gynaecologist and acupuncturist, who had chosen Phnom Penh as his home and place of devotion since 2011.

Editorial team
Oct 13, 20252 min read


Memorial to the victims of the Pol Pot dictatorship: a crowdfunding campaign for a historic tribute
Next April, the town of Lognes will host the inauguration of a unique memorial dedicated to the victims of the Pol Pot dictatorship in...

Editorial team
Jan 16, 20251 min read


Phnom Penh & Tribute: Commemoration of the 12th anniversary of the death of the Father-King
Cambodian people yesterday commemorated the 12th anniversary of the death of His Majesty King-Father Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk (Preah..

Editorial team
Oct 16, 20242 min read


Tribute: Arun, the young Khmer who came from the streets and had faith in the future, has died
It was with great sadness that we learned of the death of Arun, one of the pillars of Ermine Norodom's association...

Chroniqueur
Sep 16, 20245 min read
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