Cambodia Seeks JBC Restart Amid Renewed Border Tensions, US Urges Thai Restraint
Cambodia is seeking to restart the Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) to resolve border disputes with Thailand, as the US urges Thailand to cease provocative actions amid rising tensions in border areas.
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