The Reflection

01/09/2026

01/09/2026

Cathay Celebrates “80 Years Together” with Customers Through Special AnniFAREsary Offers

Special fares available throughout September 2026, along with additional member-exclusive offers from 1 to 15 September 2026, including up to 108 off flights, 28% off repeat bookings, bonus Asia Miles and other lifestyle rewards.

Read more:

cambodianess.com/article/cathay-celebrates-80-years-together-with-customers-through-special-annifaresary-offers

30/08/2026

The ongoing Cambodia–Thailand border conflict has metamorphosed from military clashes into broader social polarisation, spawning hostility between communities in both countries. Against this backdrop, peace journalism – efforts to report the conflict in a measured stance, temper public angst and discuss solutions grounded in accuracy and reconciliation – have been met with online hate and scathing criticism.

Read more: https://cambodianess.com/article/peace-journalism-depolarising-the-cambodia-thailand-border-conflict

19/08/2026

More than 1,100 families affected by an investment scheme by former tycoon Hy Kimhog are calling for faster compensation and action to recover their losses after a Phnom Penh court ruling sentenced him to 15 years in prison. The legal process, however, is ongoing and could be subject to appeal.

Read the full story: https://cambodianess.com/article/jailed-tycoon-victims-seek-immediate-compensation

16/08/2026

New Zealand needs nurses. Cambodia needs skilled professionals. For Cambodian postgraduate student Danhsipo, the difference is becoming impossible to ignore. New Zealand has built a migration pathway that gives qualified nurses a fast track to permanent residency, provided they meet registration requirements and secure a job offer. Sipo, as he’s known to his friends, saw the opportunity and acted on it.

Read more: https://cambodianess.com/article/from-muscle-drain-to-brain-drain-why-cambodias-skilled-workers-are-leaving

16/08/2026

Prime Minister Hun Manet’s meeting with Kem Monovithya, the eldest daughter of former opposition leader Kem Sokha, marked a rare public engagement between a senior ruling-party figure and a member of a prominent opposition family.

Read more: https://cambodianess.com/article/hun-manet-reaching-out-to-kem-sokhas-daughter-tests-cambodias-political-opening

15/08/2026

A mother pileated gibbon and her young have become the latest casualties of suspected poaching in a Kampong Speu community forest where local residents and a monk are struggling to protect wildlife without rangers or dedicated protection teams.

Read more: https://cambodianess.com/article/without-official-protection-poaching-takes-toll-on-kampong-speu-gibbons

14/08/2026

Cambodia has welcomed the appointment of Australian career diplomat and legal expert Katrina Cooper as chair of the Conciliation Commission, adding that it expects the commission's first procedural meeting to proceed in the coming weeks.

Read more: https://cambodianess.com/article/cambodia-welcomes-naming-of-australian-diplomat-katrina-cooper-as-conciliation-commission-chair