“Belt and Road Summit Marks Decade of Growth”
HONG KONG — The 10th Belt and Road Summit concluded successfully this week, attracting over 6,200 delegates from more than 70 countries and regions, according to government releases and press reports. The summit, jointly organized by the Hong Kong Special … Continue reading “Belt and Road Summit Marks Decade of Growth”
ASEAN Observers to Secure Peace at the border
KUALA LUMPUR — Cambodia and Thailand agreed on Thursday to station Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) observers in their disputed border regions. The decision follows a fragile ceasefire after five days of intense clashes in late July that left at … Continue reading ASEAN Observers to Secure Peace at the border
Thailand and Cambodia Agree to Unconditional Ceasefire
PUTRAJAYA / BANGKOK / PHNOM PENH — After five days of deadly cross-border fighting that has left at least 36 people dead and displaced more than 270,000, the governments of Thailand and Cambodia agreed to an unconditional ceasefire set to … Continue reading Thailand and Cambodia Agree to Unconditional Ceasefire
Thailand and Cambodia on the brink of war?
BANGKOK/PHNOM PENH — The most intense border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia in over a decade continue to escalate. Artillery and rocket fire have been reported in at least six regions along the 500-mile disputed border, resulting in at … Continue reading Thailand and Cambodia on the brink of war?
Thailand Eases Cambodian Border Rules
SA KAEO, THAILAND – In a move to mitigate the effects of an ongoing border dispute with Cambodia, the Thai military has temporarily eased its restrictions at key crossing points in Sa Kaeo province to allow stranded Cambodian nationals and … Continue reading Thailand Eases Cambodian Border Rules