US EditionThailand and Cambodia agree on 13-point deal to de-escalate border tensions, enforce ceasefire
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The Pattaya News
TPN National NewsCambodian Workers in Pattaya Plead with Hun Sen to Stop Pressuring Citizens to Return Home Amid Border Tensions
The Pattaya News =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- CHONBURI, Thailand – August 10th, 2025: Despite a 13-point ceasefire agreement reached at the recent GBC meeting in Malaysia, ongoing unrest along the Thai-Cambodia border continues to ripple through Thailand’s economy, particularly impacting industries reliant on Cambodian labor, such as construction and manufacturing. At a luxury housing construction site in Pong Subdistrict in Banglamung where […] Cambodian W…
A ceasefire ended the worst clash between Cambodia and Thailand in a decade and a half, but nationalist waves have taken the conflict to a new level.
Thailand and Cambodia agree on 13-point deal to de-escalate border tensions, enforce ceasefire
A new agreement signed during a Malaysia-hosted meeting enforces an immediate ceasefire and establishes a regional monitoring team to ensure peace along the Thailand-Cambodia border. BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand’s Ad Hoc Center for the Thailand-Cambodia Border Situation announced a new 13-point agreement with Cambodia, aimed at de-escalating tensions and benefiting residents. The agreement, signed during a special General Border Committee (GBC) …
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