Ecotourism & Conservation: Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism says about 1,000 people joined the “Run for the Mekong River Dolphins” in Stung Treng, a 5 km event meant to boost tourism while protecting the critically endangered Mekong Irrawaddy dolphin. Sports & Youth: PM Hun Manet congratulated Cambodia’s ITF Taekwon-Do team for 41 medals at the Asian Championships in Mongolia, and Cambodia won the right to host the next edition in 2028. Indigenous Culture & Health: Hun Manet marked International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples by urging preservation of traditional midwifery knowledge among indigenous communities. Border Conflict & Rights: Cambodia’s Foreign Ministry defended UN Special Rapporteur Thomas Andrews’ displacement findings, while the Information Minister called for accountability over the 2025 Cambodia–Thailand conflict’s civilian harm. Faith & Community Life: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will open Phnom Penh’s first Latter-day Saint temple to the public for free tours from Aug. 15–22. Public Safety & Law Enforcement: Cambodia deported 777 foreign nationals over immigration and other violations, including technology-based fraud cases. Culture Heritage: A 1,000-year-old ornate pedestal from Trapeang Phong Temple is now on display at the Angkor National Museum in Siem Reap. Road Safety: A renewed push warns that reckless driving is becoming normalized despite stronger traffic laws.