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Yeak Laom Lake, a volcanic crater in Cambodia’s Ratanakiri province, blends sacred tradition, community-led ecotourism, and pristine nature—offering a powerful model for sustainable travel.
Khnang Phsa, a 1,017-metre highland in Cambodia, offers scenic treks, cool mountain air, and community-led ecotourism. A hidden haven showcasing sustainable tourism and natural beauty.
Cambodia is emphasising the need for a clean, real economy focused on productivity and transparency. This article explores what that means for growth, youth opportunity, and Cambodia’s role in the future AI-driven economy.
Elon Musk’s presence at Davos signals the rising role of technology in global leadership. From a Cambodian perspective, it highlights how AI and digital innovation are shaping future economic opportunity.
Growing sargassum and seaweed blooms are raising questions about ocean shifts in Southeast Asia. From Cambodia’s coastline, this article explores environmental impacts, regional responses, and the role of future AI-driven monitoring.
For countries like Cambodia, global trade shifts are rarely felt first in boardrooms or headlines. They are felt in factories adjusting production schedules, in ports handling fluctuating shipments, and in households whose incomes depend on export-driven industries. As trade and tariff dynamics between the United States and Europe continue to evolve, Southeast Asia finds itself…
Every January, global attention turns to a small alpine town in Switzerland as leaders gather for the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting in Davos. In 2026, the main sessions started on Monday, January 19, with the annual meeting scheduled to conclude on January 23, 2026. The timing is significant, as the global economy continues…
For a country shaped by water, the ocean has always held deep meaning for Cambodia. Along the Gulf of Thailand, fishing villages rise with the tide, generations earn their livelihoods from the sea, and coastal ecosystems quietly support food security and community life. Today, as the world turns its attention to ocean protection, the new…
A regional coalition has been proposed by Asian NGOs to strengthen solidarity and joint advocacy for comfort women justice, promoting awareness, interfaith engagement, educational outreach, and annual forums to elevate the voices of survivors.
For generations of Cambodians, rice has been more than a crop. It has been a symbol of survival, culture, and daily life. From the flooded paddies of Battambang to the fertile plains of Prey Veng, rice has fed families and shaped rural communities. Today, that same grain is also becoming one of Cambodia’s strongest voices…
Across Cambodia’s countryside, limestone caves rise quietly from the earth, holding stories that stretch far beyond human memory. These caves have sheltered wildlife, preserved ancient formations, and served for generations as spiritual and historical landmarks for local communities. Today, as tourism and development reach deeper into natural landscapes, Cambodia has introduced new guidelines for sustainable…
For Cambodia, trade has always been more than the movement of goods across borders. It carries the livelihoods of garment workers, rice farmers, food processors, and small workshop owners. It also reflects how the Kingdom connects with the wider world. As Cambodia rolls out its 2025 Trade Action Plan, the country is seeking to deepen…
For many Cambodians, energy is not discussed in technical terms alone. It is felt in daily life—when electricity remains stable during the dry season, when factories operate without disruption, and when households, schools, and hospitals can depend on uninterrupted power. As Cambodia moves toward commissioning its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) power plant, the country…
