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A Cambodian court has sentenced six Chinese men to life imprisonment for the murder and torture of a South Korean student last year. This shocking incident has raised concerns in South Korea, prompting the government to send a task force to combat online fraud networks.
Thai police have arrested a Chinese man named Sun Mingqin in Pattaya, who was plotting an attack on a rival gang in Cambodia. Investigations revealed he had no intention of carrying out any terrorist attack in Thailand.
On Thursday, leaders from Thailand and Cambodia agreed to take measures to build trust and strengthen a fragile ceasefire following rare talks about last year's deadly clashes between the two neighbors. Military forces remain deployed on both sides of the disputed 817-kilometer border.
On Tuesday, the Thai government announced the cancellation of a long-standing agreement with Cambodia aimed at clarifying maritime borders for energy exploration. This decision follows rounds of armed conflict between the two countries last year.
Singaporean authorities have arrested a man believed to be connected to an international fraud gang operating in Cambodia, while two other suspects remain at large abroad. This arrest highlights the ongoing struggle against cross-border cybercrime.
Indonesian police have arrested a citizen listed on Interpol's red notice for involvement in cross-border cyber fraud. The arrest took place at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport last Sunday.
Cambodia's Foreign Minister, <strong>Prak Sokhonn</strong>, engaged in discussions with his Thai counterpart, <strong>Sehasak Phuangketkeow</strong>, regarding border issues during the 25th ASEAN-EU Ministerial Meeting held in <strong>Brunei</strong>. The talks emphasized the importance of building trust between the two nations.
The Cambodian government has announced a series of new economic measures aimed at enhancing growth in the country. This initiative comes at a time when Cambodia is facing multiple economic challenges, including the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and a decline in tourism.
Cambodia has announced its readiness to implement a new mandatory military draft law targeting men aged 18 to 25, following last year's military conflict with Thailand. This decision aims to enhance the country's military capabilities amid rising tensions along the border.
On April 25, a series of notable events took place worldwide, including the lotus harvest in Cambodia and a group wedding in Gaza. These events reflect the cultural and humanitarian diversity across different regions.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has called on Thailand to restart discussions regarding the disputed border, expressing hope for swift and sincere cooperation between the two nations. This appeal comes amid ongoing tensions following violent clashes last year.
Indonesia has announced the implementation of the electronic phytosanitary certification system (e-Phyto) as a reference for Cambodia, strengthening bilateral cooperation in trade monitoring. This announcement came during a visit by a Cambodian delegation to Jakarta.
Two Russian Pacific Fleet frigates, 'Rzheki' and 'Sovershenniy', have arrived at the Sihanoukville port in Cambodia for a three-day working visit aimed at enhancing military cooperation between the two countries.
On Friday, the Cambodian Parliament approved a new law aimed at targeting fraud centers that exploit international victims. This legislation comes amid increasing global pressure on governments to address illegal activities.
On April 3, Cambodia's parliament passed a groundbreaking law aimed at combating fraud centers targeting international victims. This legislation comes amid increasing global pressure on governments to tackle these illicit activities.
Fuel prices in Cambodia have seen a significant increase due to escalating conflict in the Middle East. The Ministry of Commerce announced a new rise in gasoline and diesel prices, with gasoline reaching 5,450 Cambodian riels per liter as of April 1.
Indonesian authorities successfully repatriated 15 citizens from <strong>Palembang</strong> after they fell victim to a scam in <strong>Cambodia</strong>. The victims had traveled under the guise of fake job offers.
Cambodian authorities have uncovered a newly established center believed to be dedicated to telecom fraud operations near the Vietnam border. The sudden departure of residents from the facility raises concerns about the nature of activities conducted there.
A former leader of a Cambodian financial group has been arrested and transferred to China in a high-profile crackdown on organized crime. This action reflects increasing pressure on money laundering networks in the region.
Li Xing, accused of fraud, has been repatriated from Cambodia to China, believed to be part of a massive online scam network. This move follows the earlier extradition of the group's founder, Qin Zhi.
The Thai army confirmed that families of soldiers who died in border clashes with Cambodia will receive financial compensation of up to <strong>10 million baht</strong>, pending government approval. This decision follows complaints from families regarding delays in compensation.
The Cambodian government has introduced a bill aimed at combating fraud centers, imposing strict penalties including life imprisonment. This decision comes amid rising fraud cases targeting citizens and residents in the country.
Fourteen Indonesian migrant workers returned to their homeland from Palembang after being victims of human trafficking in Cambodia. The local government acted swiftly following the circulation of videos documenting their suffering.
The Indonesian Ministry of Migrant Worker Protection is working to identify individuals involved in recruiting its citizens for online scam gangs in Cambodia. This initiative is in collaboration with local authorities to assess the situation of returning citizens.
The Cambodian Ministry of Commerce has announced new fuel prices effective today, with regular gasoline priced at <strong>5000 Cambodian riels</strong> per liter and diesel at <strong>7200 riels</strong>. This move comes as global pressures on fuel supplies increase.
Under pressure from a government campaign against fraud, the number of criminal gang escapes in Cambodia has surged. Indonesian youths, Abdullah and Hafiz, are among the victims, finding themselves without passports or money while awaiting assistance from their embassy.