A senior Cambodian official has briefed international demining stakeholders on the damage caused by Thai ordnance, coinciding with the discovery of 25 M46-type cluster munitions by the Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) during the first two days of December. | The Phnom Penh Post

Analyst: Cambodia supports Malaysian, US, contribution to border resolution A prominent Cambodian analyst has shared his appreciation for the role played by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, the ASEAN chair, in efforts to calm tense border disputes between Thailand and Cambodia and provide a venue for talks. He noted that such facilitation should not be seen as interference in the affairs of either Thailand or Cambodia. | The Phnom Penh Post

57K views · 1.8K reactions | Analysts have noted that Cambodian leaders must exercise increased caution regarding affairs involving Thailand as strengthen the Kingdom’s military preparedness, while the citizenry must unite and refrain from exploitation during this difficult period. | The Phnom Penh Post | Facebook

47K views · 449 reactions | In a 4pm press conference today, Thai foreign ministry spokesperson Nikorndej Balankura delivered an official statement on the latest developments in border tensions with Cambodia. | The Phnom Penh Post | Facebook

1.7K views · 31 reactions | Week in review (The Post Watch) 1. Customs at Chrey Thom border ban six vegetables 2. Officials ordered to shut down unauthorised clinics in capital 3. Covid fees a must amid economic uncertainty 4. Governor calls for study to alleviate flooding in capital 5. Chinese investors, workers return to Preah Sihanouk 6. Integrated business registration system debuts | The Phnom Penh Post | Facebook

118K views · 8.4K reactions | Indian tourists arriving on a direct flight from Kolkata were warmly welcomed to Siem Reap. The group toured Angkor Wat and concluded their visit with a traditional waving of the Khmer Krama. Video courtesy of The Ministry of Tourism | The Phnom Penh Post | Facebook

85K views · 971 reactions | At the Royal University of Fine Arts, a group of dedicated students gathers around an ancient stone tablet, its weathered surface etched with intricate inscriptions. Armed with sheets of thin paper, charcoal sticks and steady hands, they carefully lay the paper over the stone, gently rubbing the charcoal across it to capture every groove and curve of the carved text. Sou Yamy/Phnom Penh Post | The Phnom Penh Post | Facebook