National
EU eco-school promotes awareness
An EU-funded eco-school in Svay Rieng province is paving the way to serve as an example for other schools across the Kingdom.
Japanese and Cambodian volunteers clean up city
Environment Ministry launches a community garbage collection drive.
NOTICE
We will not be publishing during the Water Festival from November 21 to 25. Publication will resume on November 26.
Apsara Authority looks to relocate Preah Pithu temple vendors
An Apsara Authority committee to relocate vendors around Preah Pithu temple.
Villagers upset over threat to cut down trees
Kuoy Indigenous are concerned of a man threatening to cut down their resin trees.
More work needed to demine country
From 1979 until September this year, 64,769 people were injured or killed by unexploded ordnances in Cambodia.
Ministry asks governors to focus on mangroves
Agriculture Ministry urges governors along coastal areas to maintain mangrove forests.
Man charged with hacking guard
Battambang Provincial Court charges a man who allegedly hacked a village security guard with an axe.
Man charged for having sex with teenage girlfriend
A security guard is charged for allegedly having sex with his underage girlfriend.
Two women on trial for circulating fake US banknotes
Phnom Penh Court tries two women accused of circulating counterfeit US currency.
National
EU eco-school promotes awareness
An EU-funded eco-school in Svay Rieng province is paving the way to serve as an example for other schools across the Kingdom.
Japanese and Cambodian volunteers clean up city
Environment Ministry launches a community garbage collection drive.
NOTICE
We will not be publishing during the Water Festival from November 21 to 25. Publication will resume on November 26.
Apsara Authority looks to relocate Preah Pithu temple vendors
An Apsara Authority committee to relocate vendors around Preah Pithu temple.
Villagers upset over threat to cut down trees
Kuoy Indigenous are concerned of a man threatening to cut down their resin trees.
More work needed to demine country
From 1979 until September this year, 64,769 people were injured or killed by unexploded ordnances in Cambodia.
Ministry asks governors to focus on mangroves
Agriculture Ministry urges governors along coastal areas to maintain mangrove forests.
Man charged with hacking guard
Battambang Provincial Court charges a man who allegedly hacked a village security guard with an axe.
Man charged for having sex with teenage girlfriend
A security guard is charged for allegedly having sex with his underage girlfriend.
Two women on trial for circulating fake US banknotes
Phnom Penh Court tries two women accused of circulating counterfeit US currency.
Business
Futures dip on Apple concerns, trade worries
US stock index futures dipped as Apple shares are hit by concerns of slowing demand.
A new source of income for Mondulkiri’s Panong
Indigenous people in Mondulkiri are enjoying a second source of income.
Cambodia, Bulgaria pen tourism deal
The ministries of tourism of Cambodia and Bulgaria sign a MoU to boost cooperation and the exchange of information.
Belt and Road project to strengthen Cambodia’s trade ties
China’s Belt and Road Initiative plays a crucial role in connecting China to Cambodia.
May scrambles to seek business support for EU deal
British Prime Minister Theresa May will seek to win support from business leaders.
Noble Group humbled
Shares in Noble Group Ltd, once Asia’s top commodity trader, were suspended from trading from yesterday.
APEC fails to deliver amid trade war
The weekend’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Port Moresby was one of open disagreement.
Rio Tinto, Nespresso join forces for greener coffee pods
Nespresso aims to use sustainable aluminum in all of its coffee capsules.
Amru urges EU to reconsider tariffs
In an open letter to the European Union, Amru Rice urges the Europeans to reconsider imposing tariffs on import of Cambodian rice.
Organic coffee production boosted
Local organic coffee has seen a significant rise in demand followed by a 50% increase of land under cultivation in 2018.
International
China, Brunei agree to lift ties to strategic cooperative partnership
Jinping and Brunei’s Sultan reaffirm their political resolve to enhance bilateral ties.
Typhoon-triggered flood in Vietnam claims 14 lives
Floods and landslides caused by Typhoon Toraji have killed 14 people in Nha Trang.
China tightens ban further on waste imports
China has tightened a ban on solid waste imports, the official Xinhua news agency said.
Sri Lanka leader calls for third no confidence vote for Rajapaksa
Sri Lanka’s President asks an all-party meeting to hold a third vote on a no-confidence.
Egypt and Ethiopia to discuss Nile dam dispute
Egypt to hold talks with Ethiopia in the next two weeks over an Ethiopian dam.
Breakthrough in understanding how flu viruses infect humans
A research has shed new light on how highly pathogenic influenza infect humans.
Mexican border city residents protest migrant caravans
Tijuana residents protest the presence of over 2,000 Central American migrants.
Yemen’s Houthis halt missile attacks on Saudi coalition
Yemen’s Houthi says it was halting drone and missile attacks on Saudi Arabia.
Sports
Southgate lauds unprecedented year
Gareth Southgate praises his team after Sunday’s 2-1 victory against Croatia.
Aldridge leads Spurs past Warriors
LaMarcus Aldridge pours in 24 points and grabs 18 rebounds, and DeMar DeRozan ads 20 points.
Zverev stuns Djokovic to claim title
An inspired Alexander Zverev beat world number one Novak Djokovic 6-4 6-3 to win the ATP Finals.
Kashima top Asian awards nominations
Kashima Antlers dominate the nominees for the Asian Player of the Year awards.
Smith, Warner bans to be reviewed
Steve Smith and David Warner could have their one-year bans from international and state cricket reduced or adjusted.
Cambodia’s young royal jumping for success
Jarra Sisowath, exhibits a coolness rarely found in someone so young.
Preparation key as Cambodia face acid test
Cambodia garners a woeful record in this year’s AFF Suzuki Cup.
Pressure eases on Cheika
A scrappy win over Italy has all but ensured coach Michael Cheika will guide the Wallabies to a second World Cup.
