Cambodia and Brunei have agreed to explore the possibility of forging an agreement wherein Cambodia exports agricultural produce to Brunei, while Brunei supplies high quality fertilisers to Cambodian …
Massive fire at Cambodia hotel casino kills at least 19
A massive fire that lasted more than 12 hours in a Cambodian hotel casino killed at least 16 people and injured about 50, while other victims were apparently not yet accounted for Thursday, as …
Still-raging fire at Cambodia hotel casino kills at least 11
A massive fire raging more than 12 hours in a Cambodian hotel casino has killed at least 11 people with the toll likely to rise.
Massive fire at Cambodia hotel casino kills at least 19
A massive fire that lasted more than 12 hours in a Cambodian hotel casino killed at least 16 people and injured about 50, while other victims were apparently not yet accounted for Thursday, as …
Still-raging fire at Cambodia hotel casino kills at least 11
A massive fire raging more than 12 hours in a Cambodian hotel casino has killed at least 11 people with the toll likely to rise.
Dramatic images show people trying to flee massive fire at Cambodia hotel casino that left at least 16 dead
At least 16 are dead and the death toll is feared to rise Thursday after a fire tore through a hotel casino in Cambodia, burning for around 14 hours.
Prince Holding Group Supports NTU PEAK ASEAN
Survey indicates 100% of NTU participants considering Cambodia as a work destination post-graduationPHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA – Media OutReach – 29 December 2022 – Prince …
Cambodia, UAE to hold 3rd round of CEPA talks in 2023
The United Arab Emirates will host the third round of the Cambodia-United Arab Emirates Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement talks in 2023.
Why Cambodia can be the next Asian Tiger?
For many serious observers, Cambodia is a dark horse with unprecedented potential to turn into the next big thing in Southeast Asia.
Hit by climate change, farmers in Cambodia are risking everything on microfinance loans
Crop failures from erratic weather and wildfires are leading farmers to take out loans to survive, with their land — and therefore livelihood — as collateral.