Legislative and Executive (20th – 24th Oct. 2025)
| Hun Manet has rejected social media claims that the ceasefire and forthcoming peace agreements with Thailand would result in territorial loss, reaffirming that both deals focus on ending the conflict and restoring relations. http://bit.ly/42OySuc; National Assembly President Khuon Sudary will pay an official visit France and Hungary to deepen cooperation and people-to-people exchanges. http://bit.ly/47qCPXA; The Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has advised former employees of Naga World to file a complaint with the court, as the worker’s union has rejected the solutions proposed by the ministry and the Arbitration Council. http://bit.ly/4qlQFmo; Minister of Interior Sar Sokha has denied any involvement with Jin Bei casino group, dismissing claims by some international media outlets that link him to one of the companies recently named in US and UK sanctions targeting transnational scam networks. http://bit.ly/4ngjiyU; Cambodia has announced the setting up of a national cybercrime task force, inter-ministerial coordination, enhanced digital surveillance, suspension of website and business licence, as it comes under scrutiny for online scam and human trafficking cases amid the sanctioning of Prince Holding Group. http://bit.ly/4qnC9uq; Cambodian Defense Minister Tea Seiha says Cambodia and Thailand have agreed on an action plan to remove heavy weapons along their border. Both sides also affirmed their commitment to humanitarian demining and supporting a peace agreement to be signed by both governments. |
