BANGKOK – Thailand said on June 5 it will join a UN arbitration process chosen by Cambodia to resolve a festering maritime boundary dispute, but put on hold for now other two-way efforts to settle their contested borders. This week, Cambodia launched a compulsory conciliation process under the Unit»»»

Thai foreign minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow (centre) said Cambodia’s decision to use compulsory conciliation will not improve overall ties between the two countries. BANGKOK: Thailand will appoint two conciliators and join a little-used UN arbitration process that Cambodia has invoked to help resol»»»

BANGKOK: Thailand will appoint two conciliators and join a little-used United Nations arbitration process that Cambodia has invoked to help resolve a long-running maritime boundary dispute between the neighbours, Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said on Friday (Jun 5). Cambodia said on T»»»

BANGKOK, June 5 — Thailand will appoint two conciliators and join a little-used UN arbitration process that Cambodia ‌has invoked to help resolve a long-running maritime boundary dispute between the neighbours, Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said today. Cambodia said on Tuesday it had »»»

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