Border issues between Cambodia and Thailand caused operational disruptions, leading to festival suspensions and government economic recovery efforts.
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Border issues between Cambodia and Thailand caused operational disruptions, leading to festival suspensions and government economic recovery efforts.
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Tensions rise in the region as Hun Manet leads the government of Cambodia, with border issues cited as a major factor affecting bilateral relations with neighbors.Also in this story
- A cross-border trade corridor is being established, involving investment in the capital city of Cambodia, linking the three nations.
- Suspects have been caught attempting to smuggle goods across the border between Cambodia and Vietnam.
- Diplomatic requests between Cambodia and Thailand have stalled due to internal appointments within the Thai government.
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