Thailand’s Foreign Minister Visits Myanmar Amid Border Clashes, a Coup Ahead of Asean Summit
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Thailand’s foreign minister visits Myanmar amid border clashes, a coup ahead of Asean summit
BANGKOK, Nov 4 — Thailand’s foreign minister said he will visit Myanmar on November 12, days before a regional summit where Bangkok will be pressing to normalise ties with the...
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Sihasak to focus on military operations affecting Thailand during Myanmar visit
DEPUTY Prime Minister/Foreign Affairs Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said last evening (Nov. 3) that he plans to visit Myanmar on Nov. 12, ahead of Asean summit, and will raise concerns about clashes between Myanmar military and resistance groups impacting Thailand with the aim of de-escalating the years-long fighting, PPTVHD36 said. Sihasak, who is currently in […]
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