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Cambodia Seeks French Aid in Resolving Historical Border Dispute with Thailand

  • Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has requested historical documents from France to resolve a long-standing border dispute with Thailand, according to Cambodia's foreign ministry.
  • The conflict over territories, including the 11th-century Hindu temple Preah Vihear, has erupted into armed clashes, including incidents that resulted in 101 deaths and the displacement of over half a million people.
  • Hun Manet wrote to French President Emmanuel Macron seeking access to documents from 1907 pertaining to the border and highlighting Cambodia's aim to strengthen its legal position.
  • The request includes support for expertise in resolving the dispute, referencing previous discussions between Hun Manet and Emmanuel Macron.
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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has written a letter to French President Macron requesting documents from the colonial period. These documents date back to the time when the border between present-day Cambodia and Thailand was drawn, a matter of fierce disagreement between the neighboring countries. Cambodia was under French rule from 1863 until independence in 1953. Until 1887, the country was a French protectorate, during which France exert…

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Devdiscourse broke the news in India on Thursday, February 5, 2026.
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