Visa & Anti-Corruption: Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit says officials at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs allegedly sold official visas, siphoning about $3 million by misusing courtesy and CEX visa stickers—an investigation tied to a wider crackdown. Online Scams Crackdown: Cambodia claims it has eradicated large-scale scam compounds and says it inspected 793 suspected locations, shut down 624 sites, and detained nearly 30,000 suspects; independent groups urge verification through inspections and survivor access. Human Rights & Justice: Sixteen indigenous microfinance complainants rejected an IFC/World Bank informal resolution over safety fears and distrust after earlier process outcomes, while the World Bank says it will review next steps. Education Amid Conflict: In Oddar Meanchey, about 60 students returned to Bos Thom Primary School after border fighting displaced families, but enrollment remains low and unexploded ordnance still threatens access. Culture & Memory: A reflective visit to Choeung Ek Genocidal Center highlights how new bones can surface over time, keeping Cambodia’s genocide history present. Arts & Culture Industry: Angkor Art Gallery in Sihanoukville has closed, leaving artists unpaid or without their works, raising questions about trust and accountability in Cambodia’s art scene. Parliament & Peace: ISC-2 delegates adopted the Phnom Penh Declaration calling for dialogue over aggression, with climate and digital transformation also on the agenda. Education Cooperation: Cambodia and the UK (Northern Ireland) signed an education cooperation MoU focused on primary education, scholarships, and links between higher institutions and schools. AI & Media Trust: Visa pour l’Image opens with a focus on how AI is challenging photo trust and “visual evidence,” pushing journalism to defend the future of press photography.