In the last 24 hours, the Cambodia–Thailand situation quietly moved into a new phase. The fighting along the border is still real and still serious. But the decisive arena is …
What changed is not the fighting.What changed is the frame. Read MoreIn contemporary conflicts, pressure is rarely applied only through force or diplomacy. It is increasingly applied through categorization. Countries are quietly reframed as “risk environments,” “problem spaces,” or “security concerns,” …
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Speaking amid ongoing clashes, PM Anutin Charnvirakul said Thailand had not agreed to stop fighting and that there were no active ceasefire negotiations with Cambodia at this stage, Bangkok Post …
Thailand’s Prime Minister has denied any ceasefire agreement with Cambodia, asserting that military operations will persist along their disputed border hours after US President Donald Trump announced that he had held talks with both nations, who agreed to “cease all shooting”. Read MoreWhat began as a land-border confrontation is now touching coastal provinces and adjacent economic corridors. Once that happens, international systems stop reading events as isolated incidents and start assessing broader …
When conflicts widen geographically, the debate usually shifts before the policy does. Read More
This is not just news updates.This is how the international record of this conflict is being formed in real time. Every entry is time-stamped.Every statement is preserved.Every contradiction is logged …
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— Cambodia’s Ministry of National Defense on Saturday condemned Thailand for using F‑16 fighter jets to carry out repeated airstrikes that fully destroyed the Chey Chomneas Bridge in Pursat province, …
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The briefing repeatedly asserts outcomes that Thailand is acting proportionally, that peace depends on Cambodia’s readiness, that facts are already clear yet offers very little material that can be independently …
Thailand’s MFA statement is heavy on conclusions, but light on publishable proof. Read More
When fighting resumed along the Cambodia-Thailand border in early December, the public debate quickly fell into a familiar pattern. Who fired first. Which side provoked whom. Those questions dominate headlines …
I am not a diplomat, a soldier, or a lawyer. I have lived and worked in Cambodia for decades, built businesses across the countries, and experienced borders not as abstract lines on a map but as lived realities for workers, families, and communities. That is why I am writing this now. Read MoreThis is no longer a frozen crisis. It is a moving one. At this point, the question is no longer whether escalation might occur. It is whether anyone still has …
Despite calls for restraint and mediation efforts involving the United States and Malaysia, fighting has expanded overnight along the Cambodia–Thailand border. Artillery has struck new areas. Fighter jets have been deployed again. A strategic bridge in Koh Kong province has been destroyed, severing a key transit route near the frontier. Read More