Cambodia, Thailand Resume Maritime Boundary Talks Under UN Auspices
Cambodia and Thailand are set to resume talks on their maritime boundary dispute in The Hague, facilitated by the United Nations. The two nations aim for a peaceful resolution under international law, with a focus on establishing a single maritime boundary or a joint development arrangement for equitable resource sharing.
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