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Cambodia imposes 2-week lockdown in capital
Cambodia's government has imposed a two-week lockdown for the country's capital Phnom Penh amid a surge in coronavirus cases.
Cambodia ratifies UN nuclear ban treaty
The United Nations says Cambodia ratified a treaty banning nuclear weapons on Friday, becoming the 52nd party to take the step.
Cambodia Launches Digital Currency (video)
An emerging economy in South East Asia is at the forefront of what's set to become a revolution in global finance. Cambodia's new digital currency is backed by its central bank with a mobile transaction system.
Cambodia Launches Digital Currency (video)
Cambodia has become one of the first countries in the world to officially introduce a digital currency backed by its central bank.
Floods in Cambodia kill 24 people
Floods triggered by torrential rains have killed 24 people in Cambodia.
Japan, Cambodia to reopen borders (video)
Japan and Cambodia have agreed to ease entry restrictions imposed in response to the coronavirus pandemic, and mutually admit long-term stayers, including expatriates, as soon as early next month.
Top JGSDF official met Cambodian PM
A top Japan Self-Defense Forces official and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen have agreed to boost bilateral defense cooperation.
Opposition activists in Cambodia released on bail
Activists associated with the banned Cambodia National Rescue Party were released on bail on Friday. The move came as the party's former leader gave up trying to return to the country.
Cambodia’s opposition leader not returning
Cambodia's opposition leader has given up his plan to return to his country as it celebrated National Independence Day on Saturday.
Cambodian security tight for Sam Rainsy’s return
Security remains high in Cambodia in anticipation of the return home of a high-profile opposition leader.
Cambodian PM calls for Japanese investment
The Prime Minister of Cambodia is trying to drum up more business from Japanese firms.
Cambodia-Japan Friendship Bridge repaired
Workers have finished two years of repairs on a historic bridge in Cambodia symbolizing ties with Japan.
No love for foreign trainees?
Many foreigners who come to Japan as technical trainees face harsh working conditions.
Founder of The Cambodia Daily dies
A journalist and the publisher of Cambodia's first English-language newspaper Bernard Krisher has died.
RCEP trade negotiations begin in Cambodia
Trade ministers from 16 Asia-Pacific countries, including Japan, China and ASEAN members, are meeting in Cambodia for negotiations on the proposed Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, or RCEP.
Japanese vet to help Cambodia prevent rabies
A Japanese veterinarian will open a clinic in Cambodia in February to support the country's anti-rabies measures.
Cambodia’s new law could relax politician ban
Cambodia's parliament has passed legislation that could pave the way for lifting a ban on political activity by opposition politicians.
Freedom for Cambodia opposition leader urged
A Cambodian opposition leader reportedly remains effectively under house arrest and his aide is calling for the politician's freedom of movement.
Cambodians in Japan lodge protest with Hun Sen
Cambodian residents of Japan have taken to the streets in Tokyo to protest the results of July's general election in their home country. Prime Minister Hun Sen's ruling party won all 125 seats in the National Assembly.
Cambodia delights in first opera
People in Cambodia have enjoyed the first classical opera to be performed in the country. The event was organized through joint efforts by Japanese and Cambodian musicians.
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Cambodia logs 650 new COVID-19 cases, 4 more deaths
Cambodia on Thursday confirmed 650 new local COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours, pushing the national case tally to 17,621 so far, the Ministry of Health (MoH) said in a statement.
