ASEAN Reaffirms Engagement with Myanmar; Thailand Seeks New Chapter with Cambodia
At the ASEAN summit, leaders reaffirmed "constructive and principled engagement" with Myanmar, adhering to a five-point peace plan demanding an end to violence. Meanwhile, Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul expressed a desire for a new chapter in relations with Cambodia.
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