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Where Is Home? Phnom Penh Photo Festival Explores Life and Belonging Through the Lens

Vietnam Detains Ship Carrying Australian Iron Ore for 30 Days After Pier Collision

Indonesia Warns of Licence Revocations as Forest-Fire Respiratory Cases Exceed 333,000

France Reports First Human Case of Shamonda Virus

Cambodia and France Reaffirm Cooperation on Cultural Heritage and the National Museum

Cambodia received a feasibility study for modernising and expanding its National Museum on October 22, 2026. The study, undertaken with France, had a budget of €900,000.

Three Asian Billionaires Among the World’s Five Biggest Daily Wealth Losers, Report Says

Citing Forbes real-time figures for October 22, a report lists business leaders from China, India and Japan among the five largest daily wealth losers, alongside Google’s Larry Page and Sergey Brin.

Cambodia’s Central Bank Explains Bank Liquidation and Depositor Repayments

NBC Governor Chea Serey discussed temporary administration and liquidation, saying affected institutions accounted for around 2–3% of the banking market. Repayments depend on the legal asset-realisation process.

Hun Manet Urges Calm and Unity as Cambodia Pursues Border Talks with Thailand

Prime Minister Hun Manet said some border evidence and negotiating leverage could not be disclosed because of national confidentiality, and urged calm, trust and unity in addressing the border dispute with Thailand.

Cambodia Joins the Ninth Kunming Forum on Education Cooperation in South and Southeast Asia

A Cambodian education delegation led by Under Secretary of State Dr Bo Chankoulika joined the ninth regional education cooperation forum in Kunming on October 22, 2026, outlining four priorities and three proposals.

Hun Sen Reflects on Cambodia’s Path to Peace on the 35th Anniversary of the Paris Agreements

On October 23, 2026, Senate President Hun Sen commemorated the 35th anniversary of the Paris Peace Agreements and reflected on negotiations, the UN transition and Cambodia’s path out of civil war.