History & Khmers rouges: When rice had to be replaced by soil
Yuos Phon, a 76-year-old woman, currently does not work and lives with her son. She was born in Thmong village, Samlanh commune, Angkor Chey
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Christophe Gargiulo
Nov 88 min read
Cambodia & History: The kingdom's long and difficult road to independence
Le royaume célébrera demain, samedi 9 novembre 2024 le 71e anniversaire de son indépendance vis-à-vis de la puissance coloniale française.
Christophe Gargiulo
Oct 235 min read
History & Cambodia: Thirty-three years after the signing of the Paris Peace Accords
Wednesday 23 October 2024 marks the 33rd anniversary of the historic agreement that brought an end to the hostilities that had plagued...
Youk Chhang
Oct 221 min read
Cambodge & Culture : Les inconnues de la « rivière Cham »
To reach the Cham River, travel approximately 18 Kilometers from National Road 7. The Cham River serves as a border between Cambodia and...
Bernard Cohen
Oct 151 min read
HM King Norodom Sihanouk: A personal portrait & Interview with Ambassador Julio Jeldres
Merci à Bernard Cohen — Angkor Database et Julio A. Jeldres pour cette entrevue qui permet d’en savoir un peu plus sur la personnalité...
Chroniqueur
Oct 155 min read
History & Chronicle: Norodom Sihanouk, modern and unsinkable leader
It's all too easy for armchair analysts, in the comfort of their distant offices, to condemn to death the historic reputation of a man who..
Youk Chhang
Oct 47 min read
Cambodia & History: Mok Yeang, Khmer Rouge soldier who trained as a fighter pilot in China
Mok Yeang was one of 50 former Khmer Rouge soldiers sent to China's Hebei province in early 1976 to train as a fighter pilot...
Christophe Gargiulo
Sep 247 min read
History & Society: Cambodia, the birth of a Constitution
Cambodia will celebrate today the 31st anniversary of the Constitution, promulgated on 24 September 1993.
Youk Chhang
Sep 166 min read
History & DC-Cam: Research forum on the history of democratic Kampuchea (1975-1979)
Research Forum on the History of Democratic Kampuchea (1975–1979) Topic: “A daily life of the people during the Khmer Rouge regime and...
Youk Chhang
Aug 234 min read
Cambodia: The forgotten story of the Wat Langka urn library
The history of the urn library is deeply linked to the modern history of Cambodia and the struggle of Cambodians to reclaim their past...
Rémi Abad
Aug 136 min read
Tourism & History : The War Museum: learning from the past is a lesson for the future
The War Museum Cambodia is an astonishing museum. Over two hectares of lush green grounds, bathed in the sound of birdsong, an impressive...
Editorial team
Aug 911 min read
Archive & History: Interview with Pol Pot in 1978
Published on 20 April 1978 in the Maoist weekly L'Humanité Rouge, this rather revolting interview with the leader of Democratic Kampuchea...
Darren Gall
Jul 237 min read
History & Gastronomy: Malis and the goddess of flowers
The story of a meeting, a friendship and a culinary collaboration between Her Royal Highness Norodom Buppha Devi and renowned chef Luu Meng.
Editorial team
Jun 242 min read
Cambodia: PM celebrates the 47th anniversary of the March to National Salvation
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has stressed that the celebration of the 47th anniversary of the March to National Salvation is a lasting
Youk Chhang
May 244 min read
Youk Chhang : The Best Practices in Pursuit of Genocide Prevention in Cambodia
This week we remembered May 20, which is the Day of Remembrance in Cambodia. We cannot forget the two million Cambodians who lost their live
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