Children’s Health Call in Klang Leu: Enfants de Klang Leu (EKL) is urging Cambodia’s government and partners to boost basic healthcare, checkups, preventive info, and immunization for children and families in Klang Leu, where staff treat kids daily for minor injuries, infections, and skin issues tied to limited hygiene access. Education & Skills Abroad: The Royal University of Law and Economics (RULE) opened applications for Cambodian-European dual-degree programs in law, economics, management, and multiple master’s tracks, letting students study in Cambodia while earning partner-university diplomas in Europe. Tech Scholarships to South Korea: Cambodia’s Labour Minister Heng Sour met 28 scholarship recipients heading to the Czech Republic and South Korea, urging them to master advanced technology—especially AI, computer science, and engineering—and return as “goodwill ambassadors” for Cambodia. Industry Showcase in Phnom Penh: Cambodia’s international machinery, textile-garment, and plastics/rubber/printing/packaging fairs opened at Koh Pich, highlighting automation, smart manufacturing, and AI as the next step for local competitiveness. Digital Safety Policy (Norway): Norway moved forward with plans to restrict social media access for children, proposing a 16+ rule starting Jan. 1 of the year they turn 16. Tourism & Culture: Siem Reap Angkor International Airport reported 714,133 passengers in the first half of 2026 and discussed expanding international routes, including China, India, South Korea, the Middle East, and ASEAN. Women’s Safety & Rights: A global warning from the International Federation of Journalists flags rising sexist and gender-based attacks against women journalists, calling it a direct threat to press freedom.