Cambodian News Organizations You Can Follow — With Websites, Facebook, and YouTube Channels
If you’re living in Thailand and keeping an eye on news from Cambodia — whether it's politics, economy, border updates, or social issues — knowing which Cambodian news organizations are reliable and how to follow them in real time can make a huge difference.
This article introduces you to some of the most important media organizations in Cambodia, with links to their official websites, social media pages, and YouTube channels so you can stay informed from trusted sources in both Khmer and English.
The Agence Kampuchea Press (AKP) is Cambodia’s official state news agency, operated under the government. It reports on national policy, government announcements, official meetings, and messages from the Prime Minister's Office and various ministries.
Website: https://akp.gov.kh
Facebook: AKP Official
Twitter/X: Active with brief updates
Highlights: Most trustworthy source for government-related news in Cambodia
The Phnom Penh Post is one of Cambodia’s oldest and most respected English-language newspapers, founded in 1992. It offers international-standard reporting on topics like politics, business, health, education, and technology.
Website: https://www.phnompenhpost.com
Facebook: Phnom Penh Post
YouTube: No official channel
Highlights: English-language news that's accessible for foreigners and analysts
The Khmer Times is a modern English-language online newspaper. It covers Cambodia and broader ASEAN news, with in-depth features, business analysis, and political commentary.
Website: https://www.khmertimeskh.com
Facebook: Khmer Times
Highlights: Timely updates, detailed coverage, ideal for Southeast Asia watchers
One of Cambodia’s most popular Khmer-language newspapers, Koh Santepheap Daily has a strong social media presence. It covers crime, celebrity news, local stories, and viral events.
Website: https://kohsantepheapdaily.com.kh
Facebook: កោះសន្តិភាព Koh Santepheap Daily
YouTube: Koh Santepheap TV
Highlights: Fast on-the-ground reporting with real-time video clips and diverse topics
Bayon TV is a private Cambodian news television station that reports on national politics, local events, and emergency situations from across the country.
Website: https://btv.com.kh
Facebook: Bayon TV News
YouTube: Bayon TV Cambodia
Highlights: Video-first reporting, frequent live footage, and large domestic audience
CEN is a digital news outlet popular among younger readers. It specializes in breaking news, politics, crime, and social issues from within Cambodia.
Website: http://www.cen.com.kh
Facebook: CEN Cambodia
YouTube: CEN TV Cambodia
Highlights: Fast, live news coverage with field reporters across the country
Kampuchea Thmey Daily is a Khmer-language daily newspaper featuring a variety of topics, including politics, education, sports, entertainment, and social developments.
Website: https://www.kampucheathmey.com
Facebook: Kampuchea Thmey
YouTube: No official channel
Highlights: Offers local insight with in-depth reports in Khmer
If you're interested in understanding cross-border developments — including economic cooperation, political shifts, and border conflicts — it's best to follow both Khmer and English-language news sources. This helps you gain a more balanced perspective from both inside and outside Cambodia.
Pro Tip: Follow their official Facebook pages and YouTube channels, and turn on notifications so you don't miss important updates — especially if they affect expats or border provinces in Thailand.
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