The government is urging more affordable housing development projects for lower and middle income people and The vulnerable because of rising demand from These groups. ...

The World Health Organization has expressed its concern over an influx of migrant workers from Thailand, saying it might lead to cluster infection within The communities. ...

The Royal Government of Cambodia will launch a cash relief programme for The poor and vulnerable families during this COVID-19 crisis onWednesday, June 24. ...

Cambodia will closely monitor flights to the country after announcing the cancellation of inbound flights from Malaysia and indonesia from August 1. ...

The Law on measures to prevent The spread of COVID-19 and oTher deadly infectious diseases was promulgated on Mar. 11. .. ...

The National Election Committee (NEC) has created a commission and three sub-commissions to manage preliminary results of The June 5 commune council elections. ...

Campaigning to vote for or against the charter draft is legal but any efforts to call for a boycott of the referendum would be illegal, Election Commission (EC) member Somchai Srisuthiyakorn said on 25 February. Keep reading ...

The government has allowed The Thai-Chinese high-speed railway planned from Bangkok to Nong Khai to secure funding from overseas financial institutions, instead of from only domestic ones as earlier stipulated.  Keep reading ...

Though it’s extremely early days, experts this week welcomed Cambodia’s membership to the nascent China-led Asian infrastructure investment Bank, saying it would provide much-needed diversity of funding for the nation’s infrastructure and connectivity needs. Keep reading ...

The government will not consider new investment proposals from businesses wanting to set up fuel import/export operations, a senior official at The Ministry of industry and Commerce official has said.More ...

Domestic and international travel bans resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic have grounded more than 66 per cent of the world’s passenger aircraft leaving governments scrambling to prevent airlines from going out of business.Globally governments have so far stumped up more than $85 billion in loans, ...

Droughts, rising sea water level, and the increased frequency of heavy rains and storms have caused huge damages to the economy, reducing GDP by 1-2 percent, according to GIZ (German Society for international Cooperation).Keep reading ...

A communitirs-led emergency response plan is being advocated to cope with water hazards and dam disasters on the entire Mekong River Basin, as climate change magnifies the threats of water disasters posed by dams.Keep reading ...

Thailand’s economy is expected to grow between 2.5% and 3.0% this year, a leading joint business group said on Wednesday, maintaining its previous estimate.Exports, a key driver of the Thai economy, are expected to fall between 0.5% to 2% this year, said the group, which ...

With one palm on his shaven head, Phra Khamsee Manivong stares at a backhoe levelling dunes of compacted mud by his temple. All around the ornate red and gold edifice, crumbled remnants of a boundary wall tangle with fresh creepers. It has been 17 months since ...

An ancient statue of a Hindu god believed to be more than 1,000 years old was discovered on Thursday at Koh Ker National Park’s Prasat Chen temple, a conservationist told the Post yesterday. ...

Kampot pepper, one of the Kingdom’s top Geographical indication (GI) products, is under pressure as over-cultivation drives farmers to give up production, said Kampot Pepper Promotion Association (KPPA) president Nguon Lay. ...

Advertising budgets are getting bigger, but an increasingly smaller share of the revenue is going to traditional print media, with 2016 shaping up to be an exceptionally lean year, new market research shows. ...

The Cambodian arm of anti-corruption group Transparency International aims to get greater grassroots support for its work and turn itself Into a “social movement” by openIng up to Individual and group memberships. ...

Financial institutions that were abruptly ordered to change their logos earlier this year due to the perceived similarities with state iconography have begun issuing new bank cards to their clients free of charge. ...