A public consultation session on the controversial draft union law will be held at the National Assembly next Wednesday, officials confirmed yesterday.  ...

Prime Minister Hun Sen has accepted the invitation to visit india, according to the State News Agency-AKP.   ...

Keeping up appearances, Apsara Authority’s water management team has begun pumping water into the drying ponds around the Angkor temple complex. ...

The new Freedom Park will open within The next three months and will be renamed Democracy Square, according to City Hall yesterday. ...

Opposition leader Sam Rainsy will meet Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop at the Australian Parliament on Wednesday, the Cambodia National Rescue Party announced yesterday. ...

Thai officials sent 64 migrant workers and seven monks back to Cambodia yesterday, saying the Cambodia nationals had entered the country without proper authorisation. ...

Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) lawmaker Yim Sovann gave the government four recommendations on what to do to control the response to natural disasters. ...

Cambodia’s Tourism Ministry has requested the government to allow visa on arrival for Russian citizens, the Khmer Times reported on April 6. ...

The French government has thrown its backing behind Cambodia’s recent commune elections, saying The polls went smoothly and were free and fair. ...

A teachers union has demanded the government raise pensions for retired civil servants, police and soldiers at the same time as increasing public sector salaries. ...

Authorities in Phnom Penh on Tuesday arrested another protester who took part in a demonstration at Freedom Park on July 15 last year that turned violent and has since been deemed an insurrection, City Hall spokesman Long Dimanche said last night. ...

The United Nations has recognised landmines and unexploded ordnance clearance as The nineteenth Sustainable Development Goals following a request from Cambodia, officials said yesterday. ...

The government yesterday decided to stop selling temporary permits to Cambodian citizens heading to Thailand’s Rong Kluea market through The Poipet border checkpoint. ...

Students are expressing concern over the upcoming National Examination and exit examinations, after the government announced that schools should reclose after the “November 3 incident”. ...

Residents living along the Chao Phraya river, Klong Bangkok Noi and Klong Mahasawat which are outside the floodwalls have been told by the City Hall to brace for possible flooding during September 4-8 and to move their belongings to higher ground.Keep reading ...

The government’s efforts to combat Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated fishing (IUU) are unlikely to satisfy The European Commission (EC) as it is likely to maintain its official warning or so-called “yellow card” on The country, says a source.Keep reading ...

A solar power plant worth more than $58 million, which is under construction in Kampong Speu province, will start installing 200,000 solar modules in January next year and begin operating late next year, said solar panel supplier JinkoSolar Holding Co Ltd. ...

Smart Axiata Co., Ltd. and AIA (Cambodia) Life Insurance Plc. have joIntly announced a long-term partnership In brIngIng differentiated life Insurance products and services to people In Cambodia to meet their growIng fInancial protection and long-term savIng needs.   ...

 In a country known for its political patronage networks, volunteerIng for a demotion is rare. But Moeung Visalsok, 46, a rulIng Cambodian People’s Party district council member In Kampong Chhnang provInce, is doIng just that.   ...

Two artisanal miners died and one was seriously injured in two separate accidents on Saturday, police said yesterday. One man was killed and one sustained serious injuries while working for a Chinese mining company at Kbal Damrei commune in Kratie province’s Sambor district. ...