Military & Civic Life: Prime Minister Hun Manet signed a sub-decree to restart Cambodia’s conscription procedures, setting registration from age 17 and compulsory service for men aged 18–25 (women remain voluntary), with a yearly registration period and a mix of enlistment and lottery. Women in Local Governance: CPP President Hun Sen ordered that every commune and Sangkat have at least one female candidate in an electable position, aiming for stronger women’s representation in local councils. Student Housing: A new Phnom Penh dormitory for underprivileged female university students is over 70% complete and will house 504 students, with kitchens, medical services and sports facilities. Digital Morality: Cambodia’s Senate President called for tougher action against “immoral” social media content, urging the Ministry of Women’s Affairs to lead and courts to act against creators. Faith & Culture: Cambodia’s first Latter-day Saints temple in Phnom Penh opened to public tours, with government and interfaith leaders attending commemorations. Public Health Success: UNAIDS highlights Cambodia’s 95-95-95 HIV achievement, crediting leadership and community partnerships. Education Abroad: RULE opened applications for Cambodian-European dual degrees in law, economics and management, letting students earn two accredited diplomas while studying in Cambodia. Sustainability Tourism: Zannier Phum Baitang received Green Globe Gold certification for a fifth straight year, reinforcing its “green village” approach to responsible hospitality.