Cambodia-Thailand Conflict: ASEAN Backs Peace Efforts, Respect for International Boundary
On May 9, 2026, ASEAN expressed strong support for a peaceful resolution to the border tensions between Cambodia and Thailand, emphasizing the necessity of respecting international boundaries and urging both nations to exercise restraint.
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