Canada’s Economy Unexpectedly Swings Back to Trade Surplus
Canada has returned to a trade surplus position for the first time in months, driven by strong exports in energy, gold, and resource sectors despite continuing global economic u...
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Turning a Country Into a Headline
A recent feature by The Wall Street Journal reduces Cambodia to a cybercrime narrative. The reality is more complex and the consequences of that framing are real.
Understanding Oil Trade in a Sanctioned Market Environment
Global oil trade has not stopped under sanctions, it has adapted. As supply routes shift and refining hubs take on a larger role, oil continues to move through indirect channels...
Canada Tightens Hiring Rules and Raises Immigration Fees as April Changes Take Effect
Canada has introduced a new round of immigration related changes this April, including higher passport and citizenship fees, stricter hiring requirements for low wage foreign wo...
Cambodia’s Push to Modernize Business Financing Faces Structural Limits
Cambodia is expanding secured lending tools and credit guarantees, but for most businesses, access to finance still depends heavily on collateral strength, bank risk appetite, a...
Government Focus Shifts Toward Delivery as Economic Pressures Build
Cambodia’s leadership is entering a more execution driven phase, with increasing emphasis across government institutions on delivery, coordination, and measurable outcomes as ec...
Power Reliability Is Quietly Becoming a Deciding Factor for Investment
Power reliability is emerging as a key consideration for businesses operating in Cambodia, with growing implications for investment decisions, operational planning, and long ter...
New Discoveries Continue to Reveal the Hidden Scale of Cambodia’s Angkor Landscape
Recent research using advanced mapping technologies is uncovering new details about the scale and complexity of Cambodia’s Angkor-era urban landscape.
Digital Payments Surge Reshapes How Businesses Operate in 2026
Rapid growth in digital payments and QR systems is reshaping transaction behavior, financial tracking, and pricing structures across Cambodia’s business landscape.
Businesses Face Growing Pressure to Find and Retain Skilled Workers
Companies across Cambodia are facing increasing pressure to find and retain skilled workers, as labour market constraints, skills gaps, and shifting workforce expectations resha...
Why Cambodia Is Quietly Entering More Supply Chain Conversations in 2026
As companies rethink supply chains and reduce reliance on single markets, Cambodia is increasingly being considered as part of regional diversification strategies, though the sh...
Early Signs of Economic Slowdown Emerge as Business Confidence Pulls Back
Canada’s business momentum weakened in March, with new survey data showing a return to contraction and renewed pressure from trade uncertainty, inflation concerns, and upcoming...
An Economic Turning Point: Oil Shock, Trade Imbalances, and Policy Uncertainty
Canada’s economic outlook shifted sharply this week as rising oil prices, a widening trade deficit, and slowing manufacturing activity introduced new uncertainty. The convergenc...
Canada and Cambodia Enter a New Phase of Strategic Trade and Investment Alignment
Canada and Cambodia are entering a new phase of economic alignment, with trade growth, supply chain shifts, and geopolitical changes positioning Cambodia as a key partner in Can...
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