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06/07/2026

05/05/2026

Cambodia will initiate a compulsory conciliation process with Thailand under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), following Bangkok’s decision to unilaterally terminate a key bilateral agreement on overlapping maritime claims.

👉🔗 Full Story: https://phnompenhpost.com/national/sea-you-in-court-cambodia-announces-unclos-conciliation-as-thais-exit-maritime-mou/

05/05/2026

The recent news that former Thai military commander Boonsin Padklang is preparing to enter the monkhood is being presented by some as a moment of quiet reflection — a transition from the battlefield to the temple. However, in the gravity of this moment, we must speak with honesty: no robe can cover karma.

👉🔗 Full Story: https://phnompenhpost.com/opinion/no-robe-can-cover-karma-the-unavoidable-truth-of-accountability/

04/16/2026

I write this with the heavy heart of a Khmer soul, but with the unwavering conviction of a witness to injustice. The recent decision by Thai authorities to unilaterally open Prasat Ta Krabei to tourism is not a “friendly” gesture of cultural sharing. It is a calculated act of normalisation—an attempt to wash away the blood and ink of history through the casual footsteps of tourists. To the world, these are stones. To the Khmer people, they are the fingerprints of our ancestors, and their current occupation is a wound that refuses to heal.

👉🔗 Full Story: https://phnompenhpost.com/opinion/the-stolen-stones-of-ta-krabei-a-heritage-under-siege-and-the-price-of-historical-theft/