AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCambodia–Thailand Border Tensions: Cambodia’s Defence Minister Tea Seiha rejected Thai media claims of a troop and weapons build-up, saying Phnom Penh remains committed to peaceful resolution under the Oct 26 peace accord and Dec 27 joint statement. UN Mine Action: Australia and UNDP signed a deal for about $1 million to clear explosive remnants of war and help displaced families return home safely, targeting four border provinces. Hun Sen’s Warning: Acting Head of State Hun Sen apologized for past under-preparation, but insisted Cambodia will not choose military force and urged both sides to avoid becoming “lifetime enemies.” Refugee Work Permits: UNHCR says Thailand’s move to let Myanmar refugees work legally—after easing restrictions—has helped thousands find jobs and could become a regional model. Flood Watch in Bangkok: Meteorological updates warned of heavy rain and localized flooding risk across many Bangkok districts, with more rain expected into the evening. Tourism & Trade: Thailand’s tourism push and regional cooperation themes also featured at the ASEAN Future Forum in Hanoi, alongside continued focus on ASEAN connectivity and economic ties.
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