Over 900 Schools Temporarily Closed in Six Cambodian Provinces Due to Thai Military Attacks
Phnom penh: Over 900 schools in six Cambodian provinces have been temporarily closed following renewed military attacks by Thai forces.
Phnom penh: Over 900 schools in six Cambodian provinces have been temporarily closed following renewed military attacks by Thai forces.
Phnom penh: Prudent fiscal and monetary policies, together with targeted structural reforms, will continue to be essential to cushion the
Phnom penh: The Secretary General of La Francophonie, H.E. Ms. Louise MUSHIKIWABO, has voiced significant concern over the resumption of
Phnom penh: Turkish Airlines, the national flag carrier of Trkiye, launched a new route between Istanbul and Phnom Penh, enhancing
New york: H.E. Keo Chhea, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Cambodia to the United Nations (UN), has sent a letter
Phnom penh: The Embassy of India in Phnom Penh organised an official Pre-Summit Event of the AI Impact Summit 2026
Phnom penh: After suffering heavy destruction from Thai military attacks on Dec. 9, 2025, Ta Krabey Temple, a sacred site
Banteay meanchey: More than 1,000 Cambodian nationals-a mix of migrant workers and traders-returned home swiftly across the border from Thailand
Phnom penh: Thai military forces have continued indiscriminate attacks on Cambodia, targeting civilian infrastructure-including schools, homes, and ancient sacred temples-resulting
Phnom penh: Thailand must show sincerity and goodwill if it truly desires real peace, as peace cannot come only through