Animal Welfare & Public Reporting: FOUR PAWS launched an online tool in Cambodia to let citizens and tourists anonymously report signs linked to the dog and cat meat trade, aiming to build better data on pet theft, slaughterhouses, and transport so authorities can respond with smarter, safer policies. Health & Online Content: Cambodia faces backlash after a move to restrict public health content online, including an order for a popular online doctor to delete medical education posts without Ministry of Health permission—sparking debate over patient wellbeing versus regulation. Heritage & Tourism Spotlight: Pre Rup Temple is highlighted as a landmark of Khmer engineering, with its Angkor-era brick architecture and “Pre Rup Style” tied to sacred Mount Sumeru symbolism. Arts & Livelihoods: MISTI and the Ministry of Culture urged artists and informal creative workers to register on a digital platform for onboarding the informal economy to access support like NSSF healthcare, training, and service discounts. Culture on the Move: A Cambodian-American classical dance instructor shares how Khmer dance groups in the US and Canada keep heritage alive through performances and community ties. Digital Payments for Travel: Cambodia and India rolled out cross-border QR/UPI payment connectivity to make spending easier for Indian visitors, with Cambodia’s tourism ministry calling it a bridge for people and businesses. Road Safety: 27 garment workers were injured in Svay Rieng after a worker transport vehicle overturned, renewing calls for stricter maintenance and enforcement. Fake Immigration Notice: Authorities warned a viral social media notice claiming Cambodia ordered Africans to leave is fabricated, after it spread and caused fear among affected communities.