Cambodia introduces energy-saving measures amid Middle East conflict

Despite these challenges, the government noted that Cambodia’s fuel and electricity supply remains stable, supporting economic activities and public service delivery, based on assessments conducted with the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Electricité du Cambodge (EDC), and fuel import companies.

Laos promotes use of nuclear technology to support sustainable development

Under the newly signed framework, cooperation for 2026–2033 will focus on technical and professional support in radiation and nuclear-related fields, including human resource development, enhanced radiation safety capacity, and applications across industry, energy, agriculture, nutrition, water resources, environmental protection, education, research, and international integration.

Thailand considers cutting visa-free stay to 30 days

The Thai foreign ministry’s visa committee had concluded that a 60-day stay may be longer than necessary for most travellers and could create loopholes for people seeking to remain in Thailand without the appropriate visa.

World Water Day 2026: A “critical survival challenge” for Singapore

Speaking at Singapore World Water Day and the launch of national water agency PUB’s annual water conservation campaign, Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing noted that the country has the technology to "largely" process the water it needs. But Singapore’s water dependency has now shifted to an energy dependency.

Cambodia proposes life imprisonment for leaders of online scam networks

A 2024 report by the United States Institute of Peace estimated that illicit revenues from online scams in Cambodia could exceed US$12.5 billion annually, equivalent to roughly half of the country’s GDP. Prime Minister Hun Manet said the scam centres are seriously damaging Cambodia’s economy and international image, pledging to “clean up” the problem.

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