For Displaced Cambodian Women, the Border Conflict Isn’t Over PHNOM PENH – The Cambodia–Thailand border conflict may have eased, but for thousands of displaced Cambodian women, the struggle continues in tent...

For Displaced Cambodian Women, the Border Conflict Isn’t Over

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Pocket Parks: Why They Are Vital for Phnom Penh Urban pocket parks have been known to play an important role in city life and introducing more of them to cities like Phnom Penh will be crucial for beautifying them and creating more livable conditio...

Pocket Parks: Why They Are Vital for Phnom Penh

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Cambodia’s Water Festival: A Resounding Success with 7.7 Million Tourists PHNOM PENH– Cambodia’s annual Water Festival drew a massive crowd of over 7.7 million tourists this year, marking a significant rebound after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandem...

Cambodia’s annual Water Festival drew a massive crowd of over 7.7 million tourists this year, marking a significant rebound after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Veteran Spirits Keep Vibrant Tradition Alive KANDAL – Once a local tradition, boat racing evolved into a grandiose and royal activity after King Norodom relocated his capital to Phnom Penh in the mid-19th century but Cambodians were practi...

Veteran Spirits Keep Vibrant Tradition Alive

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A Legendary Boat with Nearly 500 Years of History PHNOM PENH – Known for its speed and nearly 500-year history, a prominent boat named Preah Tinaeng Saray Andaet Changhan Huy, continues to make its name known in the annual Bon Om Touk. The che...

A Legendary Boat with Nearly 500 Years of History

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Bon Om Touk Uplifts Community Spirits PHNOM PENH – Bon Om Touk, or the Water Festival, has been central to fostering community spirit among Cambodians, enabling people to unite and share for the sake of collective success. While b...

Bon Om Touk, or the Water Festival, has been central to fostering community spirit among Cambodians, enabling people to unite and share for the sake of collective success.

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What Can Cambodia Expect from ‘Trumponomics 2.0’? In January, Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 47th US president. Though he has a business background, Trump has been unpopular for pursuing a foreign economic policy with a tariff obsession. His se...

What Can Cambodia Expect from ‘Trumponomics 2.0’?

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Disability Is Not a Barrier to Taking Part in the Boat Races PHNOM PENH — Despite their physical disabilities, Hy Kimnin, Phim Lim and Phab Phallak have competed in the boat races and represented Kampong Thom province during Bon Om Touk, or Water Festival...

Disability Is Not a Barrier to Taking Part in the Boat Races

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Exploring the Khmer Empire’s Early Capital on Motorcycle along Less-Travelled Trails SIEM REAP – On top of Phnom Kulen mountain lies Mahendraparvata, once the capital of the Khmer Empire. Then a sprawling city with thousands of residences, what remains today is a temple and stru...

Exploring the Khmer Empire’s Early Capital on Motorcycle along Less-Travelled Trails

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Artist Stephane Delapree: Painting Moments of Cambodians’ Daily Life PHNOM PENH  —  When Stephane Delapree came to Cambodia in late 1993, he meant this to be his last trip for some time. He had come to visit his two brothers who worked for a human right...

Artist Stephane Delapree: Painting Moments of Cambodians’ Daily Life

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