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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…

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Cambodian Bakers Dominate New Zealand’s Pie Scene

Dominating New Zealand’s Pie Awards At the 2025 Bakels New Zealand Supreme Pie Awards, Cambodian-born bakers once again showed their strength, sweeping up seven of the 11 categories. From steak and cheese, to vegetarian, to gourmet meat pies – their names were everywhere. At the very top, the Supreme Award went to Samraksmey “Sam” So…

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Peace Must Prevail: A Call for Calm and Clarity in Cambodia–Thailand Relations

Recent developments along the Cambodia–Thailand border have reignited tensions that many hoped were long behind us. From conflicting press briefings to precautionary military mobilizations and the temporary suspension of drone activity in border provinces, a flurry of signals has unsettled citizens on both sides. While Cambodia remains vigilant and alert, it is crucial to pause…

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Cambodia and Thailand agree to an unconditional ceasefire, which gives people in the area hope for peace and stability.

The tense and possibly deadly war along the Cambodia–Thailand border seems to be getting better. The unconditional ceasefire agreement that ASEAN Chair and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim helped to make official went into effect at midnight on July 29, 2025. At 7:00 AM this morning, high-ranking military officials from both sides met for the…

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When Borders Burn and Heritage Falls: Why the World Must Stand with Cambodia

By Surya NarayanSpecial Editorial | July 26, 2025 As the sun rose over Cambodia on July 24, 2025, it brought with it the thunder of artillery, the screech of fighter jets, and the smoke of destruction. Thailand—Cambodia’s neighbor, ASEAN partner, and co-signatory to multiple peace and cultural treaties—had crossed a line. Not only had it…

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Cambodia’s Sacred Temple and Sovereignty Attacked

A Nation Provoked, A Heritage Endangered, A People United By Surya Narayan, Founder, The Better Cambodia In the predawn hours of July 24, 2025, the stillness of Cambodia’s northern border was shattered by artillery fire and aerial bombardment. The target? Not a military installation. Not a forward operating base. But Preah Vihear Temple — a…

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Cambodia’s Spiritual Invitation to India — A New Dham Awaits

For centuries, the spiritual heart of Indian pilgrimages has revolved around the concept of the Char Dham—the “four abodes” of sacred Hindu sites nestled in the Himalayas and across India: Badrinath in the north, Dwarka in the west, Puri in the east, and Rameswaram in the south. These four pilgrimage centers are considered essential for…

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Smart Moves for Cambodia in a Shifting Global Economy

As global trade enters a new era shaped by shifting alliances and assertive economic strategies, Cambodia stands confidently at the forefront—well-positioned to harness change and chart its own path toward sustainable prosperity. On July 7, 2025, the United States announced a 36% blanket tariff on all Cambodian-made exports to the U.S., effective August 1. The…

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Why a Self-Sustainable Cambodia is Crucial for the Future

In an increasingly unpredictable global landscape, Cambodia’s path to progress must be paved with resilience, self-reliance, and strategic independence. The concept of “self-sustainability” is no longer a development ideal—it is a national necessity. Whether in agriculture, energy, industry, or technology, building a self-sustaining economic and social foundation ensures long-term security, dignity, and prosperity for the…

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Cambodia’s Steady Commitment to Peace and Law in the Face of Border Challenges

In recent days, changes along the Cambodia–Thailand border have drawn regional attention. The decision by Thai authorities on June 7 to reduce operating hours at the Poipet International Border Gate—without prior notice—created some confusion and concern, especially for people living in the border region who rely on daily cross-border movement for work and trade. While…

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Cambodia’s Fiscal Discipline Builds Confidence for Growth and Investment

Cambodia is steadily earning a reputation for sound financial management and disciplined economic planning. The latest quarterly bulletin from the Ministry of Economy and Finance provides a clear picture of how the country is managing its public debt in a responsible and forward-thinking manner. For development partners, international institutions, and private investors, the message is…

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President Xi’s Visit Marks a New Chapter in Cambodia’s Path to Progress

Cambodia is a country that knows how to honour its friends. This Khmer New Year, as it welcomed His Excellency Xi Jinping, President of the People’s Republic of China, for a two-day state visit, the message was clear: Cambodia is stepping confidently into a future defined by strategic partnerships, sustainable development, and inclusive growth. The…

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Cambodia’s Trade Resilience: Turning U.S. Tariff Hikes into Regional Growth Opportunities

On April 2, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariff increases on goods imported from several countries, with Cambodia facing the steepest hike at a newly imposed 49% tariff. Described as a “discounted reciprocal tariff,” this policy marks a significant shift in U.S.-Cambodia trade relations, especially given that the U.S. is currently Cambodia’s largest…