UNESCO Intangible Heritage: Cambodia has been elected to UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage (2026–2030), reaffirming its push to protect and promote living traditions as part of national identity and global cultural diversity. Cultural Spotlight in Siem Reap: The First Lady presided over “Cambodia Night” at the WAGGGS World Conference closing, sharing Khmer dance, costumes, cuisine, and hospitality with international Girl Guides and Scouts. Justice and Child Rights: A UN ruling says Cambodia violated a child rape victim’s rights and failed to respond to an international review; 61 civil society groups renew calls for action against a convicted police officer still free years after sentencing. Heritage Discovery: Kampong Thom’s newly re-assessed Angkor-era and post-Angkor metal artifacts—once thought replicas—are now headed for museum conservation and public display. Health & Community: Cambodia marked International Day of Yoga with large public participation in Siem Reap under the theme “Yoga for Healthy Ageing.” Politics at the Court: The Supreme Court suspended opposition adviser Rong Chhun’s prison sentence but upheld a ban on him running for office, keeping political restrictions in place. Scam Crackdown Debate: Amnesty says Cambodia’s anti-scam crackdown “bypassed” most identified compounds, while authorities dispute the findings. Culture Meets Design: Techo International Airport was named among the World’s Most Beautiful Airports by Prix Versailles, praised for architecture inspired by Khmer palaces and temples.