Cambodia Urges Thailand to Honor Ceasefire, Prioritizes Diplomacy in Border Dispute
Cambodia's government has reaffirmed its commitment to a peaceful resolution of its border dispute with Thailand through diplomatic channels and international law, urging Bangkok to honor a key clause of their ceasefire agreement that prohibits altering the international boundary.
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