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Surya Narayan

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Cambodia’s Law on Stripping Citizenship for Treason in a Global Context

Al Jazeera’s report about Cambodia’s new citizenship law made it sound like a simple political crackdown. But this narrative needs to be changed or at least balanced by looking at how other countries deal with the same problem. Laws in the UK, France, Australia, and even the US say that citizenship can be taken away…

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The Human Cost of the Cambodia Thailand War

By Surya NarayanSpecial Editorial | August 30, 2025 In Preah Vihear province, the calm of rural Cambodian life has been broken by a border conflict beyond the villagers’ control. Families who once cultivated rice, tended their homes, and lived in close-knit communities now find themselves scattered in temporary camps. Their new shelters of bamboo and…

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Cambodia and Thailand are at the Crossroads of Peace and Sovereignty

By Surya NarayanSpecial Editorial | August 30, 2025 Witnessing the Struggles of Border Families After starting at Battambang Provincial Hall, I visited the war-affected border areas and encountered heartbreaking scenes. Families who had lived peacefully on their land for generations were now unable to return to their homes. Some explained how farmland had been blocked,…

Investition

Cambodia’s Steady March Toward Stronger Intellectual Property Protection

When Cambodia joined the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in 1995 and later the Paris Convention in 1998, its intellectual property landscape was fragile at best. The legal framework was thin, enforcement mechanisms were weak, and the notion of protecting creators, inventors, and businesses was still in its infancy. Yet, over the last two decades,…

Bildung & Fähigkeiten

SEVA Cambodia: Nurturing Growth, Knowledge, and Community

In Cambodia, an inspiring initiative is transforming the way schools and communities view learning and growth. SEVA, the Socio-Economic Vision Alliance, has embraced a powerful vision—one where every child has access to quality education enriched with practical skills, every school becomes a center of opportunity, and every community flourishes through sustainability and collaboration. SEVA’s mission…

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Cybersecurity: A National and Corporate Imperative for Cambodia

The Rising Importance of Cybersecurity Cybersecurity has moved from being a niche subject discussed by IT experts to a central issue of national security and business survival. The modern world is powered by digital systems that connect governments, corporations, and individuals. Every click, every transaction, and every communication is dependent on digital infrastructure. Yet, with…

Wirtschaft

Cambodia’s Customs – The Gateway to Trade and Opportunity

Cambodia’s economic story is one of resilience, reform, and ambition. While many look at the big industries like garments, agriculture, or tourism, it is the nation’s customs system that quietly powers all of them. Every product that enters or leaves the country passes through customs. When this system works well, trade flows faster, businesses save…

Geschichte

Srutavarman: The Legendary First King of Chenla

Srutavarman (Old Khmer: ឝ្រុតវម៌្ម; Khmer: ស្រុតវរ្ម័ន, Shrutavarman) is remembered in Cambodian tradition as the first king of Chenla, the polity that emerged from the shadow of Funan and laid the foundations for the Khmer civilization. While later chronicles and Angkorian-era inscriptions present him as the founder of Chenla’s royal line, the historical record is far…

Wirtschaft

True North Lean: Transforming Pharma’s Workflow for Speed, Quality, and Value

The pharmaceutical industry is at a critical juncture. Scientific advances in biology, gene therapy, and personalised medicine are accelerating, yet the processes that move these breakthroughs from laboratories to patients often remain slow, fragmented, and weighed down by inefficiencies.While research teams explore the frontiers of science, operational systems in many pharma companies still rely on…

Handel

Cambodia’s Rice Exports Top $1.2 Billion in First Seven Months of 2025

Phnom Penh, August 8, 2025 — Cambodia’s rice sector has continued its strong growth trajectory in 2025, with exports to international markets in the first seven months generating more than $1.2 billion — up nearly 15% compared to the same period last year. A total of 65 countries and territories purchased Cambodian rice during this…

Geschichte

The Rise of Yasodharapura and the Flourishing of Early Angkor Civilization

The Khmer Empire, one of Southeast Asia’s most powerful and artistically influential civilizations, saw a significant transformation during the reigns of its early monarchs. Central to this evolution was the establishment of Yasodharapura, a capital that would become the spiritual and political heart of the Angkor Empire. Yasovarman I and the Birth of Yasodharapura Yasovarman…

ASEAN & Asien

It’s Time for Cambodia to Feed Itself and the Region

Cambodia sits on an untapped wealth of resources—fertile land, hard-working farmers, and a youthful population eager to contribute to the country’s development. For years, the nation has been known for exporting raw agricultural products: fragrant rice, golden mangoes, rich cashews, and more. But beyond the farms and fields, there is a crucial question Cambodia must…