UNESCO Peace Legacy: PM Hun Manet marks the first anniversary of UNESCO’s inscription of “Cambodian Memorial Sites: From Centres of Repression to Places of Peace and Reflection,” praising the shift from atrocity to reconciliation and urging safeguarding the peace legacy. Green Culture & Climate: The Green Sprout Exhibition at the Ministry of Environment (10–13 July) spotlights a new mindset: living trees as community lifelines, not just timber—inviting Cambodians to plant and protect. Border Diplomacy: The Francophonie Parliamentary Assembly backs Cambodia’s sovereignty and calls for peaceful talks, de-escalation, and renewed border demarcation along the Cambodia–Thailand border after civilian harm and damage to cultural sites. Food Heritage Spotlight: A feature revives Cambodia’s winged bean (ពពាយ), celebrating its nutrition and versatility while urging a comeback in everyday cooking and gardens. Ancient Health Systems: Tonle Sngout temple is highlighted as part of King Jayavarman VII’s Khmer-era healthcare network, showing how restoration keeps history’s “healing” stories alive. Tech for Khmer Language: An expert urges Apple users to report an OCR bug where Khmer text copied from images turns into Thai characters when pasted on iOS/macOS. Agriculture Under El Nino: El Nino is drying Cambodia’s rice fields and cutting rainfall by up to 50%, with farmers urged to conserve water amid uneven weather. ASEAN Music Expansion: Vibes Music Australia announces a regional push linking Indonesia, Thailand and Cambodia to grow EDM, tourism, and creative exchange across ASEAN.