Thailand and Cambodia to resume ceasefire talks after deadly border clashes
Summary
Thailand and Cambodia plan to resume ceasefire talks following deadly border clashes, aiming for a durable peace agreement amid ongoing hostilities and international mediation efforts.
Key Points
- Thailand and Cambodia will resume talks to establish a durable ceasefire along their border.
- The October ceasefire agreement lacked sufficient detail, leading to renewed fighting and accusations between the two countries.
- The ASEAN foreign ministers urge de-escalation and the Philippines offers to mediate if necessary.
- Over three dozen people have been killed and over half a million displaced due to the recent border conflict.
