Cambodia and Thailand Begin UN Conciliation Process for Maritime Dispute Resolution
Cambodia and Thailand concluded their first meeting under a UN-backed process to resolve a maritime dispute in the Gulf of Thailand, amid pointed criticism from Thailand's foreign minister regarding Cambodia's conduct. Both nations expressed a willingness to continue dialogue for a resolution.
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