Cambodia Pushes for Urgent Border Talks as 20,000 Remain Displaced
Cambodia has strongly urged Thailand to immediately resume border demarcation talks, citing the continued displacement of approximately 20,000 civilians due to delays. Phnom Penh accused Thai forces of breaching the ceasefire and encroaching on its territory.
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