Cambodia Expresses Regret Over Thai Delegate's 'Misleading' Remarks at IPU Meeting
The Cambodian Senate expressed regret over remarks made by a Thai delegate at the 153rd Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Assembly in Tanzania, which allegedly misrepresented Cambodia's stance. Cambodia asserted its statements were based on UN Charter principles and factual accounts of border issues.
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