Child Safety Online: UNICEF reports about 20 million children (ages 12–17) in 21 countries face tech-facilitated sexual exploitation and abuse, with social media driving more than half of cases and underreporting keeping the real scale hidden. Digital & Green Learning: The EU-backed VR Student Contest launches in Cambodia, inviting university teams across Cambodia and ASEAN to build immersive climate-solution projects using VR and AI tools. Climate & Water on the Tonle Sap: Researchers warn that shifting monsoon patterns and Mekong dams are shrinking Tonle Sap water flow, hitting fishing livelihoods hard in Siem Reap. Drought Fallout for Farmers: After El Niño-linked dry spells, some rain and water pumping helped, but farmers still report damaged crops, debts, and costly replanting. Local Politics Under Scrutiny: Human Rights Watch criticizes Cambodia’s new commune law amendments, saying they could reduce opposition influence ahead of the June 2027 elections. Justice for a Child Rape Survivor: Cambodia submits follow-up information to a UN CEDAW ruling, with officials saying the priority is to locate and arrest the officer accused in a 2010 case. Culture & Food: Park Hyatt Siem Reap spotlights Khmer culinary heritage with “Masters of Khmer Flavors,” bringing four chefs together for storytelling through Cambodian dishes. Education & Scholarships: The British Embassy hosts a reception for Chevening and ASEAN-UK women in STEM scholars heading to the UK. Teaching Ethics Debate: A Cambodia classroom clip targeting Thailand sparks criticism over whether young children are being taught hateful, drilled-in border narratives.