Thailand Warns Cambodia Against Raising Border Dispute at Francophonie Summit
Thailand has voiced concerns that Cambodia might unilaterally present its side of the border dispute at the upcoming Francophonie Summit, warning that such a move could undermine trust-building efforts between the two nations.
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