US President Donald Trump’s attendance at the ASEAN meeting in Kuala Lumpur later this month is expected only if he gets to preside over a “ceremonial peace agreement” between Cambodia and Thailand, without the presence of China, German publication Politico reported on Monday, quoting sources. US President Donald Trump sent a letter to Thailand's Prime Minister, saying he wanted to see the country and its neighbour, Cambodia, resolve simmering border tensions, Anutin Charnvirakul said on Thursday (Oct 9).
Dominica Prime Minister, Dr. Roosevelt Skerrit will meet Cambodian leaders to strengthen diplomatic ties and sign a memorandum for enhanced cooperation between the two countries.
The Norwegian government has continued its support for Cambodian demining activities, announcing a $1.2 million grant for clearance efforts over a 3-year period, from 2025 to 2027.
Japan has granted Cambodia more than $292 million to help improve the capital’s clean water supply and electricity in a move the nation hopes will support the Kingdom’s socio-economic growth.
Shortly after the Interim Observer Team (IOT) departed from Prey Chan village, at around 12.50pm this afternoon, October 10, Thai armoured bulldozers and other heavy equipment moved into Cambodian territory, under the pretext of conducting a demining operation.
Two Chinese warships arrived on what China called a friendship and training visit to Cambodia, Beijing´s closest ally in Southeast Asia, at a time of some diplomatic disquiet.
