[…] It is highly unusual and rare in the world for a country to conduct a public opinion poll on the leader of another country, particularly the one it regards as an adversary. This is both laughable and unreasonable. Yet, Thailand has managed to do exactly that […] The opinion poll organized by the NIDA Institute to gauge Thai public sentiment toward Hun Sen reveals not just its significant interest but a certain value upon me. Thai citizens, on the contrary, had better conduct opinion polls on their own leaders. I wish to advise therefore - “what I fear most is if the Thai people might react that they like Hun Sen because that could make me look like a traitor to my nation and my people. It is what I most desire when the enemy evaluates Hun Sen at the lowest possible level because that would prove that I am truly doing the right thing for my country and my people.” […]

The law regarding the revocation of Khmer nationality [...] was once established during the socialist era. Today, approximately 150 countries worldwide have similar legislation, permitting the withdrawal of nationality in cases involving acts against the state, such as treason, threats to national security, terrorism-related crimes, or disloyalty to the nation. Under the Royal Code of 1968, Article 1 of the Law on the Revocation of Khmer Nationality stipulates that any Cambodian citizen convicted of a first-degree felony—including subversion, treason, or actions hostile to the internal or external peace of the state—may forfeit their Khmer nationality. Additionally, the Civil Code of 1967, Article 25, Paragraph 3, outlines further conditions for loss of nationality, applying to: - Khmer nationals residing abroad who refuse to serve in the Khmer army; - soldiers who flee the country, even during peacetime; - Individuals who commit crimes against the kingdom’s peace and subsequently escape abroad to continue religious or subversive activities.

[…] The greatest pride of the Cambodian People’s Party is that when we started the front, we were five groups coming from different regions, different times, but with a common goal. From the five groups, we became one political party with the strongest unity, and no one can separate us […] The older generation worked together, and have been going through many difficulties. So, the succeeding generation, whether they are at the middle level, the sub-national level, or any levels, must remember that their parents worked hard to survive together, […] It would be inappropriate to separate from one another, […] (and doing so) would be a political ungratefulness […] Having different opinions is a normal process of democracy in the party […] Before issuing the Cambodian People’s Party’s policy, the resolution is sent to the grassroots, where comments are given, and we hold the party’s general assembly to decide on it […] [...] We Cambodians must be careful. Don't buy anything that has a strategic role from Thailand. Firstly, electricity. The former Minister of Defense, who is now the Minister of Interior, did not answer my question, in which he said that Cambodia still buys electricity from Thailand in six places [...] Secondly, the Internet [...] We have the means and sources (that can replace what we had from Thailand), and thirdly, fuel and gas. If at the time that we are in need, and they suddenly cut off, we will have a hard time, especially since they have threatened (us repeatedly) [...]

During a farewell meeting held at the Senate Palace on July 10, 2025, with His Excellency Jacques PELLET, Ambassador of the French Republic, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate, addressed Cambodia's approach to peacefully resolving border issues via bilateral channels and the International Court of Justice. Furthermore, he reiterated the request for the French side to furnish documentation pertaining to the Cambodia-Siam border, as previously discussed with His Excellency President Macron.

Kampong Cham, July 9, 2025: Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate, joined His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Boromneath Norodom Sihamoni, King of the Kingdom of Cambodia, in presiding over the royal ceremony commemorating "July 9th Arbor Day".

On July 7, 2025, at the Senate Palace, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate, received His Excellency Pabitra Margherita, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of India. He recalled that India was the first democratic country to recognize Cambodia in 1981. During that time, India provided various assistance to Cambodia, including food, when Cambodia faced shortages. Later, India also helped develop Cambodia’s human resources by providing training courses and sending technicians to assist in repairing temples.

Oddar Meanchey, June 26, 2025: On the occasion of the meeting with the commanders of the 2nd and 3rd divisions, Samdech Techo 5-star General Hun Sen accepted the commanders' request to serve as the senior general for the armed forces, offering assistance to the army, particularly in ensuring the provision of supplies to the forces in combat readiness with the enemy. Consequently, he encouraged all armed forces to have no fear of the aggressor.

On June 19, 2025, at the Senate Palace, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate, met with His Excellency Dato SRI Tiong King Sing, Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture of Malaysia. During the meeting, Samdech Techo Hun Sen expressed his desire to expand direct flights from Malaysia to other destinations in Cambodia, beyond the current flights to Phnom Penh. He specifically mentioned the potential for flights to Siem Reap and Sihanoukville to further expand the tourism sector.

On June 19, 2025, at the Senate Palace, during a meeting with His Excellency Faiyaz Murshid Kazi, Ambassador of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate, encouraged increased Bangladeshi investment and expanded economic and trade activities to strengthen bilateral relations.

Phnom Penh, June 9, 2025: Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate, paid tribute to the late HE Professor Mom Chimhuy, Advisor to the President of the Senate and former member of the Royal Government, National Assembly, and Senate.

On June 4, 2025, at the 7 Makara Palace, President of the Senate Samdech Techo Hun Sen met with a delegation from the Cambodian National Council for Women, led by Her Excellency Dr. Ung Kanthaphavy. He expressed his belief that within the next two to three decades, Cambodian women's influence and leadership in national and family development will significantly grow.

Phnom Penh, May 30, 2025: During a meeting with all 29 political parties in Cambodia, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate, gave a clear opinion on the border issue - “we must prevent (extremism in) nationalism or incitement to racial discrimination and conflict with neighboring countries […] As long as extremist politics exists, Cambodia remains at risk. The Royal Government and relevant institutions have taken measures to eliminate extremist politics for any group or person who intends to overthrow the Royal Government outside the legal system or carry out a color revolution that departs from the Constitution and democratic principles […]