Digital Conduct Crackdown: Cambodia’s Senate President Hun Sen urged tougher action on online insults and “inappropriate conduct” on Facebook, TikTok and other platforms, prompting the Ministry of Women’s Affairs, Interior, Information and Post & Telecommunications to set up a joint task force and issue guidance to creators. Public Health Scholarship: Chevening scholar Ouch Sokna is shifting from pharmacy to a master’s in public health in Scotland, aiming to close rural healthcare access gaps through education and system-level improvements. EV & Agri Skills Push: The ADB and Cambodia discussed building a skilled workforce for electric vehicles and agro-processing, while the Skills Development Fund backed training to support the green transition and industrial upgrading. Electric Vehicles, Agriculture Partnerships: Cambodia and ADB also highlighted workforce readiness as key to moving from investment to real local capability. Digital Accounting for SMEs: VCAT Professional Consultant partnered with Xero to expand cloud-based accounting and AI-enabled tools for Cambodian SMEs, targeting better reporting and tax compliance. Online Scam Enforcement: Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit questioned a former foreign affairs official over alleged theft of thousands of visa stickers used by scam operators, as the crackdown continues. Green Transition Diplomacy: Youth and experts in Shenzhen discussed how green energy can shape Asia-Pacific futures, including visits to a zero-carbon smart substation. Robotics Showcase: ABU Robocon 2026 kicked off in Hong Kong with 16 university teams, including Cambodia, competing under the “Kung Fu Quest” theme. Conservation Win: Cambodia released six white-shouldered ibises into Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary after captivity breeding, with monitoring underway for one of the world’s most critically endangered birds. Border Ceasefire Rules: Cambodia’s information minister said a ceasefire must freeze actions that could change the ground situation along the Cambodia–Thailand border. Cambodia–Malaysia Trade: MATRADE reported RM186 million in sales from an export mission to Cambodia, supported by hundreds of B2B meetings. Cambodia–China Ports Interest: China’s CCTEB signaled interest in investing in Cambodia’s inland waterways and port infrastructure, exploring feasibility, design and construction cooperation.