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The “snap!” of a shutting phone is the nostalgic sound resonating from the giant stands of Samsung, Oppo and Huawei at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona this week.

Hav Sokna overcame gender bias when venturing into business, with initial objections coming from her own family, who feared she would not succeed – and that the novel venture would distract her from her duties as a housewife.

Ford announced on Wednesday it is creating separate businesses for its conventional and electric-auto operations, as it accelerates its build-out of emission-free vehicles.

Prime Minister Hun Sen inaugurated a 134km stretch of National Road 3 from Phnom Penh to Kampot town on March 2 after 34 months of construction with over $200 million in funding from China.

Filmed in one of the remotest corners in one of the world’s most inaccessible countries, Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom, is the first Bhutanese film ever nominated for an Academy Award.

Cambodia rejects the use or threats of force and does not side with any of the parties in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Prime Minister Hun Sen has declared.

Drawings in pencil on white canvas aren’t something seen very often in galleries these days, perhaps because of the subdued and understated nature of the technique, but one artist – Koem Keosocheat – purposely avoided indulging in colour for her latest exhibition, White, so as not to obscure the intricate details of her creations.

The UN slammed baby formula makers Wednesday for “unethical” marketing strategies, accusing them of aggressively targeting expecting parents and health workers and putting shareholder interests before children’s health.

Phnom Penh municipal deputy governor Keut Che told environmentalist youth groups not to misuse environmental forums for political purposes and to work professionally and in cooperation with relevant authorities on environmental issues and rubbish clean-up in the capital.

The Australian Centre for Education (ACE) on Wednesday held the official opening ceremony for its Tuol Kork Campus, with representatives from government, embassies, NGOs and multinational organisations, both public and private, in attendance.