Thailand’s decision to construct a border fence along sections of the Cambodia–Thailand frontier raises profound legal and ...

Eight foreigners, seven Bangladeshi men and one woman from Myanmar, were arrested after officials conducting a routine ...

Export earnings have fallen by roughly $69.49 million in 11 months, due to safeguard duties and BIS certification hurdles. Manufacturers urge Kathmandu to begin high-level trade negotiations.

More than 20,000 Cambodians regained their sight through cataract surgery last year, as efforts to eliminate avoidable blindness continue to gather momentum, with eye health experts calling for ...

Cambodia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy has described a violent confrontation involving fishermen and a licensed sand dredging company near the Prey Veng–Kandal provincial boundary as unlawful, ...

Timor-Leste's landmark use of compulsory conciliation under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) offers Cambodia valuable lessons as it embarks on ...

Ten investment projects worth $83.7 million were approved by the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) this week, it said in a press release said on Tuesday. The projects are anticipated to ...

Siem Reap provincial authorities will organise boat trips along the Siem Reap River from December 25 to January 1, yet another attraction for visitors to the province during the New Year’s celebration ...

A long-abandoned Pepsi bottling factory that became a part of the tourist trail in Battambang province has been razed to make way for a water-treatment facility, according to officials. Ek Sonn Chan, ...

Access to clean drinking water has been an issue in developing countries throughout the world. In a country where 31 per cent of the rural population does not have access to clean drinking water, ...

Cambodian conglomerate LYP Group is preparing to ink a $1.5 billion deal with China’s largest private investment group to develop a subdivision within a 2,000-hectare satellite city the group is ...

Abortions, workplace drinking and violence are common issues for female entertainment workers – many of whom are expected to have sex with customers – in Cambodia’s major cities, a Ministry of ...