Made in Cambodia Push: Cambodia’s Commerce Ministry urged a 12-member youth delegation heading to the International Festival of Youth 2026 in Russia to promote “Made in Cambodia” and Geographical Indication (GI) products abroad, framing youth and peace as key to building global opportunities. Preah Vihear Heritage Update: UNESCO’s World Heritage Centre has officially published the joint WHC-ICOMOS advisory mission report on Preah Vihear, confirming extensive damage from the 2025 July and December clashes, with calls for urgent demining, documentation, structural protection, and emergency conservation. UN Peacekeeping Deployment: Cambodia sent 184 engineering personnel (including about 30 women) to the Central African Republic for a UN mission, replacing another 184 who completed their service, with leaders stressing discipline and professionalism. Displaced Children Need More Than Aid: Information Minister Neth Pheaktra appealed for attention to 6,066 displaced Cambodian children still unable to return to homes and schools after the Cambodia–Thailand border conflict, noting WFP support for temporary education and meals. Tourism & Culture Diplomacy: Korea’s IIDA pledged to help promote Cambodia as a tourism destination and attract more Korean visitors and investors, highlighting Cambodia’s “green season” campaign and safety messaging. Women’s Legal Rights Gap: A World Bank report says legal gaps and weak enforcement limit Cambodian women’s economic role, with enforcement scoring far below global averages. Eco-Tourism Ranking: Cambodia was named the top eco-tourism country in Southeast Asia by U.S. News & World Report, citing culture, protected areas, and sustainability factors. Education Signals Regionwide: PISA 2025 coverage highlights improving scores in the Philippines and Thailand, while broader OECD results point to a continuing global learning crisis—an issue Cambodia education watchers will likely track closely.