Thailand sets demands ahead of four days of Cambodia peace talks


Clashes reignited on Dec 7 with at least 44 people killed and more than half a million civilians displaced. - Reuters

BANGKOK: The Thai military said ceasefire talks with Cambodia, set to begin on Wednesday (Dec 24), are expected to conclude with a meeting of the countries’ defence ministers on Dec 27, as the two sides seek to end weeks of deadly clashes.

The talks are set to start at 4pm Bangkok time in Thailand’s Chanthaburi province, which borders Cambodia.

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