US EditionSoutheast Asian ministers meet in Malaysia to address Thailand-Cambodia border conflict
The meeting aims to revive a ceasefire amid clashes that killed at least 41 and displaced over 750,000 people, as ASEAN seeks to restore peace and stability.
- Top diplomats of Southeast Asian nations are meeting in Malaysia to end deadly border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia that have killed at least 41 and displaced nearly one million people.
- This is the first meeting between Thailand and Cambodia since fighting resumed on December 8, with both countries blaming each other for the hostilities.
- The US, China, and Malaysia as ASEAN chair are attempting to mediate a new ceasefire, with Malaysia's prime minister saying he is "cautiously optimistic" about the talks.
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Officials from Thailand and Cambodia will meet next week to discuss the possibility of reviving a ceasefire, Thailand's foreign minister said, as deadly border clashes entered their third week. The two countries had signed a ceasefire earlier in July, brokered by US President Donald Trump. But fighting broke out again earlier this month - for which both countries have blamed each other. On Monday, senior officials from the two countries met at a…
Preliminary talks were held at a meeting of Foreign Ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean), Malaysia. ...
Asean holds special foreign ministers’ meet on Cambodia-Thailand tensions
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ASEAN meets to seek ceasefire amid Thailand-Cambodia conflict
Southeast Asian foreign ministers me in Malaysia to try to restore a ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia after two weeks of fierce fighting that has killed at least 60 people and displaced more than half a million. The ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations will seek to salvage a truce first brokered by ASEAN chair Malaysia and U.S. President Donald Trump after a previous round of border clashes in July, their worst confli…
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