PM visits flooded areas, urges safety
Prime Minister Hun Sen urged caution as floods across the country led to at least 24 deaths and forced more than 270,000 people to take shelter in flooded homes or under makeshift tents.
71% of court case backlog cleared
The Ministry of Justice declared the results of a 150-day effort to clear a backlog of cases in the country’s courts on Friday, revealing that 71 per cent, or 27,700 cases, had been cleared.
Inmates evacuated, schools closed as flooding takes toll
As floodwaters start to recede in Pursat, Battambang and Pailin provinces and Phnom Penh, Banteay Meanchey continues to bear the brunt as one more person was killed on Monday,...
Companies listed on the Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX) reported continued positive performance for the first half of this year despite the direct effects and spillovers of...
As credit in the microfinance sector expands, borrowers and lenders aim for a win-win outcome, though often that is not the case. Even more so now with the pandemic pushing people...
Soaking up the sun in their garden, Sergei Abramov and his wife Tatiana are playing with their furry pet, Plombir, who is wagging his tail and winning treats for obeying his...
Europe passed the milestone of 250,000 deaths from Covid-19 on Sunday as Israel and Australia’s second-largest city of Melbourne began to gradually ease their strict lockdowns...
Liverpool's Premier League title defence was rocked on Sunday when the club confirmed key defender Virgil van Dijk has suffered knee ligament damage amid reports the Dutchman...
The UN’s food agency was born in the wake of catastrophe. Three quarters of a century later, its mission has been made more relevant to the world at large by another global scourge.
Tourists are back on Tunisia’s beaches after charter flights resumed to the North African country following a break of more than three months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
