Somaliland

Palestinian Ministry Condemns Israel’s Recognition of Somaliland, Warns of Dangerous Precedent as Fears Resurface Over Gaza Population Expulsion Plans

Jubilant crowds poured onto the streets of Hargeisa and other towns across Somaliland on Sunday, waving red-white-green national flags, setting off fireworks and chanting slogans of independence after Israel became the first United Nations member state to formally recognize the...
China

China Praises Cambodia–Thailand Ceasefire as Beijing Hosts High-Level Talks to Secure Lasting Peace After Deadly Border Fighting

China on Sunday congratulated Cambodia on reaching a ceasefire with Thailand after weeks of deadly border fighting, as senior officials from the three countries prepared to open a two-day round of talks in southwestern China aimed at stabilising the fragile...
Thai Defence Minister Natthaphon Narkphanit (right) and his Cambodian counterpart Tea Seiha at the 3rd Special Meeting of the Cambodia-Thai General Border Committee

Thailand – Cambodia Agree to Second Ceasefire to Halt Fierce Border Fighting, Pledge No Further Troop Movements

Thailand and Cambodia on Saturday agreed to a new ceasefire to halt weeks of fierce border clashes, easing the worst fighting in years between the two Southeast Asian neighbours and raising cautious hopes that a spiralling conflict can be contained....
Cambodia-Thailand tensions

Thailand, Cambodia in Talks for Potential Truce Amid Third Week of Border Clashes

Thailand’s defence minister is set to join ongoing talks with Cambodia on Saturday (Dec. 27) that could pave the way for a truce, Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced on Friday, as violent clashes along the border continue for a...
Military officials from Thailand and Cambodia began talks

Thailand and Cambodia Hold Border Talks Amid Deadly Clashes

Military officials from Thailand and Cambodia began high-level talks on Wednesday (Dec. 24), aiming to end a recent surge in border violence that has claimed at least 86 lives over the past 16 days. The discussions mark a crucial step...
Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim , Cambodia Prime Minister Hun Manet, Thailand Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, US President Donald Trump; ceasefire agreement Thailand and Cambodia

Thailand Rejects Cambodia’s Call for Neutral Venue, Casting Doubt on Border Truce Talks

Thailand on Tuesday (Dec 23) rejected a Cambodian request to move planned bilateral talks to a neutral country, raising fresh uncertainty over negotiations aimed at ending the deadliest flare-up in years along their disputed border. The talks, scheduled to take...
Prabowo Subianto

Indonesia Sends Top Economic Minister to US to Finalise Trade Deal Details

Indonesia is dispatching its top economic policymaker to the United States to finalise the remaining details of a bilateral trade deal announced in July, marking a key step toward cementing what Jakarta has described as a new chapter in economic...
Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul

Thailand Dissolves Parliament as PM Anutin “Returns Power to the People” Amid Border Clashes with Cambodia

Thailand plunged deeper into political uncertainty on Thursday (Dec 11) after Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced he was dissolving parliament and “returning power to the people,” triggering early elections as the country simultaneously grapples with a deadly border conflict with...
Royal Thai Army and obtained on Dec 8, 2025 shows an injured Thai soldier being evacuated following clashes along the Thai-Cambodia border in Thailand's Sisaket province

Thailand Launches Air Strikes on Cambodia as Border Conflict Escalates; Four Cambodian Civilians and One Thai Soldier Killed

Thailand carried out air strikes against Cambodian military positions on Monday (Dec 8), marking the most dangerous escalation in months along the two countries’ volatile frontier. The renewed violence — which both sides blame squarely on each other — has...
Shenyang J-15 jet fighter

Japan Accuses China of “Dangerous” Radar Targeting Near Okinawa as Regional Tensions Escalate

Japan on Sunday (Dec 7) accused Chinese fighter jets of aiming fire-control radar at Japanese military aircraft in two separate incidents near the Okinawa island chain—an action Tokyo described as exceptionally hazardous and indicative of escalating military friction between the...
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