Border Displacement & Sovereignty: Cambodia rejected Thailand’s claim that its forward troop positions strengthen territorial rights, with a Senate commission warning that ceasefires cannot be used to create sovereignty or legitimize an “unlawful military occupation.” Voter Registration: The National Election Committee set a 55-day voter list review and registration from Oct. 7 to Nov. 30, using computerized registration plus biometric deduplication to prepare the June 6, 2027 commune-sangkat election. Anti-Scam Governance: Cambodia’s information minister urged Thailand to settle sovereignty questions before “fact-checking” alleged scam sites, while the gaming regulator moved to draft stricter casino license renewal integrity and quality standards amid the wider anti-scam push. Online Scam Accountability: King Norodom Sihamoni removed a Foreign Ministry adviser tied to visa abuse allegations linked to online scams, as the Anti-Corruption Unit pursues charges. Social Services & Human Capital: The Health Ministry launched a six-year eye health project (2026-2031) to expand equitable access, and MoEYS marked National Literacy Day with priorities including inclusive and digital literacy. Economic Stabilization: Government unveiled a $1.2B multi-crises intervention package to cushion households and businesses as growth slows. International Engagement: Cambodia’s Defence Minister Tea Seiha visited Australia’s HMAS Kuttabul to deepen military cooperation. Culture & Youth: Cambodia hosted a youth delegation meeting ahead of an international youth festival, urging participants to act as cultural ambassadors and promote Khmer heritage.