
Thai-Cambodian Maritime Boundary Talks Conclude Second Round, Challenges Remain for Delimitation
Thailand and Cambodia concluded their second round of maritime boundary talks under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). Thailand emphasized its commitment to protecting national sovereignty and interests, urging Cambodia to cease unilateral accusations on international platforms. The next meeting is scheduled for November in Malaysia.
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