It’s Time for China to Prove It Can Broker Peace Between Thailand and Cambodia
Thailand and Cambodia are effectively in China’s "backyard." Beijing has no interest in seeing its neighbours—and major investment partners—engaged in a hot war. T
72-Hour Ceasefire, War Intoxication, and Withdrawal Symptoms
The Anutin Charnvirakul government deserves some credit for agreeing to a temporary ceasefire yesterday, following 20 days of intense border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia where dozens of soldiers and civilians have been killed
Is Thailand “War-Drunk”? Demolishing a Giant Cambodian Hindu Statue
Is Thailand So "War-Drunk" And Not Very Self-Aware? The Case of Demolished Giant Cambodian Hindu Statue
The Return of Sudthisak Rinthalak and the Bridge Between Our Peoples
The return on December 10th of the remains of Sudthisak Rinthalak, the last Thai national abducted by Hamas on October 7, 2023, closes a painful circle; but it does not close the wound.
When Most Thai Media Turn Into Military Mouthpieces Under #TeamThailand
It has been painfully slow. More than two weeks have passed, with Thai media largely reporting in a pro-war, cheerleading manner, before a media scholar has only just begun to express concern and gently ask whether Thai media are “reporting the truth or manufacturing conflict”.
On Anwar, the Philippines, Sweden, and the Roles of the U.S. and China in...
The GBC talks scheduled beteeen Thailand and Cambodia for tomorrow (24 Dec), in Thailand’s Chanthaburi province, include the possibility of a ceasefire.
What Did Anutin, Hun Sen and the Thai Army Gain From This Needless War?
Exiled Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy posted a question this morning: “What did Cambodia gain after Hun Sen released the Hun Sen–Paetongtarn audio clip?”
Two Weeks of Needless Thai-Cambodian War or War for Votes
Two weeks of needless Thai-Cambodian border war with no end in sight is depressing, particularly when very few Thais—especially public figures or semi-public figures—are...
Nearly Half a Million Cambodian Migrant Workers in Thailand Face Uncertain Future
Khaosod English's Pravit Rojanaphruk spoke to Thai-based Cambodian labour right activist Ms Saing Ry about how she and the more than 400,000 migrant workers are coping and their future.
Is Thailand Fighting Scam Army Now and Not Cambodian Army?
Scam Army = Global Threat. Thailand on the Front Line confronting the Scam Army.” — From the Facebook page of the 2nd Army Region, Thursday, 18 December 2015
On the 11th day of the Thai–Cambodian border war
