The Latest Breaking News from Cambodia

Thai PM says military will keep fighting and Cambodia suspends border crossings as casualties rise

President Donald Trump says Thai and Cambodian leaders have agreed to renew a truce after days of deadly clashes had threatened to undo a ceasefire the U.S. administration had helped broker earlier this year

The border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, which had previously flared up in July, resumed on December 7. More than 20 people, including four Thai and 11 Cambodian civilians, have reportedly been killed in the resumed hostilities since then. Half a million more people have been evacuated from border areas…

Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul dissolved the House of Representatives after getting approval from the King on Friday. The country is now set to hold elections early next year despite an ongoing armed conflict with neighbouring Cambodia.

Cambodia’s Chong Kal camp is receiving rapid arrivals as border clashes drive displacement, with overcrowded conditions and growing humanitarian needs.

Elections could take place as early as January after prime minister vows to ‘return power to the people’

Displaced people in Thailand voice doubts that Donald Trump can stop the fighting as violence flares on the border

Thailand’s university admission examination has been postponed in seven border provinces because of the ongoing military conflict with Cambodia, according to the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation.

At least 20 killed and almost 200 injured, as Trump claims he can settle hostilities ‘pretty quickly’

Aerial footage released by the Thai navy shows what appears to be a missile strike on a Cambodian “drone control centre”, as clashes between the two bordering countries enter their fourth day.

This is the second time in four months that hundreds of thousands of people have had to escape the fighting between the Southeast Asian neighbours