BANTEAY MEANCHEY, Cambodia (Dec 14): Renewed border clashes between Cambodia and Thailand entered a second week Sunday after Bangkok denied US President Donald Trump’s claim that a truce had been agreed to halt the deadly fighting. The conflict, rooted in a colonial-era demarcation dispute along their 800-kilometre (500-mile) border, has displaced around 800,000 people, officialsRead More

Thailand's curfew covers five districts of Trat province that neighbour Koh Kong. Residents are prohibited from leaving their homes between 7pm and 5am.

Thailand's curfew covers five districts of Trat province that neighbour Koh Kong. Residents are prohibited from leaving their homes between 7pm and 5am.

Suos Yara, Senior Adviser to the Cambodian Prime Minister, appeared on FRANCE 24 to discuss the ongoing clashes between Cambodia and Thailand, involving military artillery. He stressed Cambodia’s openness to diplomatic dialogue and mediation, welcoming international efforts, including those from US President Donald Trump. However, Yara pointed out that, from Cambodia’s perspective, the root cause lies in Thailand’s actions, particularly its use of a unilateral map to fuel public misperceptions. He also denied the use of landmines at the border.

Half a million evacuees in Cambodia and Thailand were sheltering in pagodas, schools and other safe havens on Wednesday after fleeing fresh fighting in a long-standing border dispute in which US President Donald Trump has vowed to again intercede.

Half a million evacuees in Cambodia and Thailand were sheltering in pagodas, schools and other safe havens on Wednesday after fleeing renewed fighting in a century-old border dispute in which US President Donald Trump has vowed to again intercede. At least 11 people, including Thai soldiers and Cambodian civilians, have…

More than 400,000 people have been evacuated in Thailand, while over 100,000 were displaced in Cambodia.

More than 500,000 people have fled their homes in Thailand and Cambodia since border fighting reignited, officials said on Wednesday, surpassing evacuations seen during similar clashes earlier this year.…

Deadly clashes have intensified along the disputed Thailand-Cambodia border, with each side blaming the other for the violence and pledging to protect its territory. Cambodia reports seven civilian deaths and 20 injuries, while Thailand says three of its soldiers have been killed, marking the worst fighting since a five-day battle in July. Both countries accuse the other of breaching a US-brokered ceasefire agreement signed in the presence of Donald Trump six weeks earlier. France24 correspondent Tommy Walker reports from Sa Kaeo, Thailand.

Fighting between Cambodia and Thailand has escalated along their contested border, as both countries said they would not back down in defending their sovereignty.

The renewed clashes are the most deadly since the neighbouring nations engaged in five days of intense combat in July.