Cultural Memory & Youth Education: Cambodia marked National Remembrance Day with renewed calls for intentional learning about Khmer Rouge atrocities, including student-led events aimed at helping young people understand how the past shapes today. Anti-Exploitation Crackdown: Kampong Speu authorities raided a restaurant accused of illegal sexual services, rescuing 18 women (10 minors). Labour & Daily Life in Garment Work: Labour Minister Heng Sour visited a Uniqlo supplier in Kampong Chhnang, urging workers to avoid unlawful strikes while praising factory compliance and worker support. Tourism With a Green Twist: PM Hun Manet announced plans to support eco-tourism at Te Teuk Pus Hot Spring in Kampong Speu, building on the Knong Psar model with community training and environmental protection. Digital Travel Convenience: Cambodia and India launched cross-border QR payments (KHQR with India’s UPI), letting Indian visitors pay at millions of Cambodian merchant locations. Phnom Penh Cyber-Safety Sweep: City raids screened 478 foreign nationals across 82 sites; no active scam operations were found, but some lacked passports and were referred for action. Education & Credentials Watch: GTEC flagged 70 unrecognised tertiary institutions, warning students to verify accreditation before enrolling. Community & Identity Through Stories: A Cambodian-American author visited a school to share AAPI Heritage Month themes through a children’s book rooted in Cambodian family history and food. International Cultural Diplomacy: France Alumni Cambodia Day drew 500+ participants and grew the network past 1,500 members ahead of Cambodia hosting the Francophonie Summit in November.