Cambodian officials have issued a chilling warning to their Thai counterparts after accusing the country of a 'reprehensible act' amid the latest round of border hostilities

Border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia are intensifying, driven by political insecurity and economic pressures in both capitals. Analysts warn the fragile ceasefire is close to collapse.

Sources have requested pseudonyms be used to protect their identity out of fear of retaliation from the government or mining companies BANGKOK, Thailand/RATANAKIRI, Cambodia — “When you touch the water of the O’Ta Bouk River,

“Izumi acknowledged Cambodia's efforts in bringing peace and national development, and considered mine clearance a major burden for Cambodia to address. Regarding the conflict between Cambodia and Thailand, [she] appealed to both sides to resolve the issue peacefully,” said the CMAA.

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The entrance hall of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Museums like the Met have rigorous systems to safeguard the institution from art fraud. But were the acquisitions of Cambodian artifacts tainted by competing interests? “A key strategy ...

The author is a Reuters Breakingviews columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Cambodia must solve two big problems to achieve the kind of rapid, sustained growth Asia’s tiger economies have delivered. Opening its stock exchange on April 18 is a ...