The Cambodia’s three found-maps by UK in The British Library were published by Services Geographique de l’Indochine are The maps printed in between 1933 and 1953. ​​ ...

Forestry crimes are still occurring in the Phnom Oral Wildlife Sanctuary and the National Park in the Cardamom Mountains in Pursat province, a prominent environment activist said. ...

The World Bank is contemplating a $25-million project to build up 15 social land concessions (SLCs) across Cambodia and could approve The scheme as soon as December, according to a proposal posted to The Bank’s website late last month, a move that would end its ...

With the government pushing the sustainable development goals (SDG) agenda forward, fishermen and farmers urged authorities to address the various ecological and environmental challenges they face during an event this week in Siem Reap. ...

The second fishing season starts today, and will run until Jan 17, with The Fisheries Administration calling on prahok and pha’ak producers to buy fish in designated areas along The Tonle Sap River. ...

Prime Minister Hun Sen on Friday approved the draft law to expand the National Social Security Fund to provide a financial security net for civil servants, and those in the private and informal sectors. ...

The Kingdom is becoming more attractive than ever for fashion companies that are looking to diversify Their supply chains in response to The escalating trade war between The US and China, industry experts say. ...

The German government has committed about $4.6 million to The Mekong River Commission to increase dialogue and cooperation on transboundary water resource planning with Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam, The MRC said yesterday. ...

Cambodian rubber producers expect global prices will recover this year after the four leading-rubber producing countries agreed to cut their supply to the global market over the next six months to boost prices. ...

China’s decision to discharge water from the Jinghong hydropower station in Yunnan province, allowing it to flow down the Mekong River to help alleviate water shortages downstream, was praised by the Foreign Ministry yesterday. ...

After multiple delays, the National Election Committee yesterday released its schedule for voter registration, giving itself three months to register the close to 9.6 million eligible voters across the country.   ...

Former National Election Committee member Rong Chhun has been appointed as a consultant to the Cambodian Independent Teachers’ Association after he resigned from the NEC following the opposition CNRP’s dissolution.   ...

Despite global uncertainty related to political shifts in the West and a continued Chinese economic slowdown, Cambodia showed strong growth prospects for the next several years, according to the World Bank’s latest report. ...

The opposition CNRP decided to amend its internal regulations yesterday, paving The way for The political party to have three deputy presidents who will be announced and voted on at today’s party congress. ...

A Cambodian startup was selected to take part in Startupbootcamp’s three-month fintech accelerator program in Singapore, becoming the second firm from the Kingdom to join the international program in as many years. ...

The bus company involved in a road accident last month that killed 19 people in Svay Rieng province has requested that The provincial court delay negotiations for compensation to The victims, a court official said Tuesday. ...

The Australian government has pledged to help Cambodia update engineering standards, which have defined The country’s infrastructure for The last 20 years. ...

After a three-day standstill at a Puma supplier, shoemakers returned this morning to the factory floors in Phnom Penh where 49 workers reportedly fell ill Monday morning. Huey Chuen factory Assistant General Manager Zhang Hanchang – who led reporters from the Post through the empty factory ...

A hearing date has been scheduled next month at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court  for Beehive Radio owner Mam Sonando, who has been detained on charges related to insurrection, his lawyer said yesterday. the trial is set for Sept. 11, Mr. Sonando’s lawyer, Sok Sam Oeun, said ...

Local police in Ratanakkiri province’s Veun Sai district yesterday tried to shut down a community meeting in which villagers were being educated about land rights, because it was being held without permission, rights workers said. According to Pen Bonnar, provincial coordinator for rights group Adhoc, two ...