Potential hotbed for cybercrime
Gerald Flynn
Urgent requirement for legislation to cope with digital transformation
Potential hotbed for cybercrime
Spirits come of age in Southeast Asia
Gerald Flynn
Region gets a taste for Cambodian craft liquor
Mekong ’s water levels have serious repercussions
Poovenraj Kanagaraj
Better cooperation urged between countries over hydropower plans and management
Attracting Muslim tourists and investors through halal practice
Poovenraj Kanagaraj
Special efforts are being made to cater to their needs
Better branding needed to promote prized local products
Gerald Flynn
More effort needed to develop home-grown consumables both domestically and abroad
The threat of cyberwarfare needs more than mere laws
Gerald Flynn
The interior Ministry’s Anti-Cybercrime Department director Chea Pov confirms that Cambodia’s much-touted cybercrime law has yet to be finalised.
Cambodia’s cybersecurity challenges
Gerald Flynn
As the world reels from decade after decade of nonstop transformative technological developments, it has been – and for many it still is – difficult to keep up with the latest available advances as the wheel of progress goes increasingly digital.
Construction law puts safety first
Kevin Livingston
Cambodia’s draft construction law, which was signed by Prime Minister Hun Sen on August 30, is being lauded as a necessary and key development for public safety.
Private education now cashing in on classrooms
Gerald Flynn
Inequality has long defined the Kingdom’s societal makeup as a wealthy elite rumble through the roads of Phnom Penh in luxury imported cars while the rural majority of the population struggle to survive.
The shift towards healthier eating fuels demand for organic produce
Poovenraj Kanagaraj
Orders continue to increase but challenges faced by farmers may stand in the way of further expansion