The United States will provide $45 million in aid to Thailand and Cambodia to support regional stability and the peace process at their border, including $15 million for border stabilization, $10 million for demining and unexploded ordnance clearance, and $20 million for anti-scam and drug-trafficking initiatives, tied to the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord and ongoing discussions with Bangkok and Phnom Penh.
Tomorrowland, the renowned European EDM festival, will hold its first full-scale Asia edition in Pattaya, Thailand, from December 11-13, expecting over 50,000 attendees daily, marking a significant expansion into the Asian market with a five-year agreement and a projected economic impact of over $670 million.
Thailand released 18 Cambodian soldiers after 155 days in captivity as a ceasefire between the two countries holds, following weeks of border clashes and renewed diplomatic efforts, including cooperation on demining and troop movement freezes, amidst a longstanding border dispute.
Thailand released 18 Cambodian soldiers captured during July border clashes as part of a ceasefire agreement, which was delayed due to alleged violations but ultimately held with diplomatic support, aiming to reduce tensions and build mutual trust.
Thailand released 18 Cambodian soldiers after a renewed ceasefire agreement, easing tensions following weeks of deadly border clashes that resulted in over 100 deaths and displacements. The soldiers had been in Thai custody for 155 days, and their release marks a significant step towards peace and reconciliation between the two nations.
Thailand has accused Cambodia of violating a recently signed ceasefire by deploying over 250 UAVs, amid ongoing border tensions and clashes that have displaced nearly a million people. The ceasefire, brokered with international support, remains fragile as both nations accuse each other of provocations, with recent incidents threatening to undermine the peace efforts.
Cambodia and Thailand's foreign ministers met in China to discuss easing their border conflict, following recent ceasefire agreements and ongoing efforts to restore peace, with China playing a mediating role in regional stability.
China subtly criticizes US efforts to resolve the Thailand-Cambodia border clashes while positioning itself as a neutral peacemaker, as Thailand and Cambodia agree to a ceasefire amid ongoing tensions and US-China influence competition in Southeast Asia.
Top diplomats from Thailand and Cambodia met in China to reinforce a ceasefire agreement that ended weeks of border fighting, with China mediating and providing humanitarian aid, aiming for lasting peace and the repatriation of prisoners.
Thailand and Cambodia have renewed a ceasefire agreement after weeks of deadly border clashes, with both sides agreeing to maintain current troop deployments and avoid provocative actions, in a deal signed by their defense ministers that took effect immediately.
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to a second ceasefire after weeks of intense border clashes that resulted in over 101 deaths, with both nations committing to maintain current troop levels and monitor the situation through ASEAN. The conflict, rooted in longstanding border disputes, temporarily escalated earlier this month but has now been temporarily halted, with plans for bilateral talks and efforts to return displaced civilians.
Thailand and Cambodia have signed a ceasefire agreement to end weeks of border fighting, including commitments to no military movements, airspace violations, and the repatriation of Cambodian prisoners, aiming to de-escalate tensions and resume border demarcation efforts.
Thailand and Cambodia signed a ceasefire agreement to end weeks of border fighting, with provisions for halting military actions, repatriating prisoners, and addressing land mines and misinformation, aiming to stabilize the region and allow displaced civilians to return home.
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an immediate ceasefire after weeks of deadly border clashes, with both sides agreeing to halt troop movements, cease attacks, and allow civilians to return home, following intense negotiations and previous broken agreements, which have displaced nearly a million people.
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to a ceasefire to halt weeks of intense border clashes, which have resulted in over 100 deaths and displacements, with both sides maintaining current troop positions and monitoring by ASEAN observers to promote long-term peace.
