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On August 14, 2025, Thailand and Cambodia continued to clash before the two sides entered into ceasefire negotiations. After the two sides reached a ceasefire agreement, the Thai and Cambodian people became increasingly hostile towards each other, especially Cambodia, who banned Thai products. The latest developments have Thai netizens in a frenzy: the Facebook page 'Army Military Force' posted a video clip stating that Cambodia announced a ban …
Council backs Cambodian-Thai peace
City of Greater Dandenong Council will write to Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong expressing the hope of a lasting peace over the recent Thai-Cambodian border conflict. The notice of motion authored by councillor Melinda Yim was passed unanimously at a council meeting on Monday 11 August. While the motion doesn’t solve the international conflict or resolve the direct impacts to family and friends in Greater Dandenong with ties to the region, t…
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