Cambodia-Thailand Border Tensions Persist One Year After Peace Deal, Territorial Dispute Unresolved
One year after signing a US-brokered peace accord, Cambodia and Thailand continue to experience border tensions, with Cambodia alleging ongoing Thai military incursions into its territory. Cambodia has lodged numerous diplomatic protests, and the unresolved dispute impacts the lives of displaced residents.
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