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With war raging in Ukraine following Russia’s military offensive there, millions of Ukrainians have been turned into refugees who are either internally displaced within their own country or forced to flee abroad and seek refuge in neighbouring countries like Poland or even further westward in other parts of the EU.

The Cambodia International Film Festival (CIFF) will finally return for its 11th edition from June 28 to July 3 this year following its cancellation due to the pandemic for the past two years.

A senior social affairs ministry official has urged all public and private institutions to gain a greater understanding and awareness of the capacities of people with disabilities, while also encouraging the construction of more physical infrastructure to help them in order to promote equality and their rights to participate fully in society.

When most people go to Kirirom, they pack food and drink for a picnic along with themselves into the car and speed towards the top of the the mountain in Kirirom National Park. When you get out of the car you’re just steps away from your final destination.

With war raging in Ukraine following Russia’s military offensive there, millions of Ukrainians have been turned into refugees who are either internally displaced within their own country or forced to flee abroad and seek refuge in neighbouring countries like Poland or even further westward in other parts of the EU.

When most people go to Kirirom, they pack food and drink for a picnic along with themselves into the car and speed towards the top of the the mountain in Kirirom National Park. When you get out of the car you’re just steps away from your final destination.

Kong Vong – which translates to “sustainable” in English – is an eco-friendly products business founded by two students, Sam Hengsopheavan and Hok Chanboramey, at the end of 2020.

Cambodian Public Bank Plc (Campu Bank) – which now boasts 31 branches after opening its first back in 1992 – celebrated its 30th anniversary on Wednesday, and pledged to bring banking services closer to the people.

Born and raised in Seattle, American artist Lauren Iida has been living in the Kingdom off and on for the past 13 years and making significant contributions to Cambodia’s contemporary arts scene, which includes founding the artist’s collective Open Studio Cambodia

Kong Vong – which translates to “sustainable” in English – is an eco-friendly products business founded by two students, Sam Hengsopheavan and Hok Chanboramey, at the end of 2020.