Organiser says Angkor Kun Khmer drew more than 100,000 spectators
Two Cambodian fighters won world titles, with each securing contracts for three further Fight Clubbing contests.
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Two Cambodian fighters won world titles, with each securing contracts for three further Fight Clubbing contests.
Two-way trade reached nearly US$2.24 billion in the first nine months of 2026, a rise of 19.5 per cent from a year earlier.
Talks included possible new memoranda of understanding and projects in Dawei involving Russia, according to The Irrawaddy.
Google, Temasek and Bain & Company report that generative AI has reached 243 million people across the region, or 58% of its working population.
The banking and microfinance groups say planned support includes individual loan restructuring and wider access to complaint resolution.
The European Union supported a workshop examining barriers facing women entrepreneurs, drawing on consultations with 18 Timorese institutions.
An infrastructure agreement was signed on October 8, but technical assessments and investment arrangements are still needed before construction can start.
The groups cite a Cyprus-registered company’s involvement at the Zawtika gas field and want European firms excluded from projects in Myanmar.
Timor-Leste proposed cooperation in five priority areas, while China outlined ways to expand access for Timorese products to its market.
The 13th Tini Tinou festival will feature more than 100 artists and performers, with organisers seeking longer tourist stays beyond Angkor.