Marissa Carruthers

Cambodia banned Thai TV shows and films from midnight on June 13, following Prime Minister Hun Manet's announcement to stop importing internet bandwidth from Thailand amid rising border tensions and alleged threats from groups in the neighbouring country https://t.co/pNiAGq7n2q

PM Hun Manet announced that Cambodia will stop buying internet bandwidth from Thailand starting tonight, citing national security concerns and affirming the country’s capacity to maintain its own internet and electricity supply amid external threats https://t.co/pQdHay4Gvw

Bavet police have denied 13 people believed to be linked to a scam group in the city, near the Cambodia-Vietnam border, have been detained by Vietnamese police for defrauding hundreds https://t.co/yIujgbP68X

The World Bank has slashed Cambodia’s GDP growth to 4% in 2025 citing setbacks from falling demand and high levels of uncertainty in exports, trade policy and macro financial instability from high NPL ratios https://t.co/bPHj6idum2

A 24-year-old tractor driver was killed in a deadly landmine explosion while working on a date palm farm in Pailin province on Monday afternoon, authorities confirmed https://t.co/tXwgBr5k53

Two men have been placed in temporary detention over the shooting of two journalists covering environmental crime in Cambodia's Prey Lang forest area, with concerns raised that the attack is part of a disturbing trend of violence and intimidation https://t.co/iOY7BGYbs9

Despite five men pleading guilty in the US to being involved in a $36.9M scam and money laundering operation in Cambodia, the Kingdom’s Ministry of Interior refutes claims that scam centres exist in the country https://t.co/xPwIoRHi5d

While the border conflict between Cambodia and Thailand is taking small steps towards improvement, Senate President Hun Sen is urging citizens to build trust with the government to peacefully resolve the issue without any bloodshed https://t.co/4VPNNY7YLY

In the past decade, the condominium sector was driven by foreigners. But, the pandemic reset and stabilised the sector, albeit with an overhang of 30%. Sale and rental prices dropped; developers pivoted to the domestic market https://t.co/KsilHrgz6S

Thailand has deployed more troops to its border with Cambodia and temporarily closed crossings in response to what it claims is Cambodia's military buildup. The move comes amid an announcement that the Sa Kaeo border will be temporarily closed https://t.co/RLmvDP9ZHz

Suspected illegal logger Si Luery has been sentenced to 12 years in prison by Siem Reap Provincial Court for murdering environmental reporter Chhoeung Chheng, and ordered to pay 54 million riel ($13,500) in compensation to the victim’s family https://t.co/iyg5HL2JAI

As negotiations over the recent border dispute continue, Cambodia has refused Thailand’s request to remove its forces from their position, with the Minister of National Defence stating the Kingdom cannot retreat on its own soil https://t.co/heOnFZBtsd

A 200-strong protest broke out this morning outside the Cambodian Embassy in Thailand, linked to recent border tensions between the two countries, with Cambodian officials confirming all embassy staff are now safe and have returned to work https://t.co/azZ1zl2nwo

The long-standing border dispute between Cambodia and Thailand continues to cause friction, with recent events highlighting the challenges in achieving a peaceful resolution. Kiripost explores the history, the current situation and the next steps https://t.co/8VNvjRi9v9

At least 600 low-income households living in flood-prone areas, especially along the Tonle Sap Lake, are accessing climate resilient tools to improve hygiene and protect vital water resources, while iDE recommends investing in sky latrines https://t.co/Tb1ZPrOw5x

A UK study has revealed a deeply concerning landscape for journalism, marked by shrinking independence, rising safety threats, declining ethical commitment and lack of diversity, despite ongoing dedication to public service and truth-telling https://t.co/kdqmsd3k54

A CamboJA report reveals a 28% surge in harassment cases and an 87% spike in legal actions, with state actors increasingly targeting journalists reporting on environmental issues, raising deep concerns over press freedom and public accountability https://t.co/ja7kcdol8x