This handout photo from the Royal Thai Government taken and released on June 11, 2025 shows Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra (centre) inspecting a bunker during a visit to Kap Choeng District in Surin Province near the border with Cambodia. Thailand and Cambodia on June 8 reached an agreement to reposition their troops in a disputed border area where a Cambodian soldier was killed last month in a military clash, both sides announced. - AFP
PHNOM PENH/BANGKOK (Bloomberg): Thailand called for more bilateral talks with Cambodia to resolve a simmering border dispute after Phnom Penh threatened to permanently shut land crossings between the two countries and halt Thai imports.
Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra said on Monday she’s proposed to Cambodian leader Hun Manet that more military level talks be convened to find ways to ease the border tension.
