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China, US seek Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire ahead of ASEAN meeting
BANGKOK/PHNOM PENH, Dec 19 (Reuters) - China and the U.S. are renewing their separate efforts to reach a ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia, days ahead of a special meeting of Southeast Asian min...

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China's Envoy to Thailand, Cambodia Urges Ceasefire as Soon as Possible
China Seeks to Mediate Thai-Cambodia Clash Trump Says He Ended
‘We guarantee it’s safe’: Thailand rejects Cambodia’s call for neutral venue as border talks stall
Thailand today rejected a request by Cambodia to hold bilateral talks in a neutral country, leaving a planned meeting to negotiate an end to deadly border clashes in doubt.

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Chinese envoy urges Thailand-Cambodia to resume ceasefire as soon as possible
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Cambodia wants Kuala Lumpur as neutral ground for border talks with Thailand, cites ‘safety concerns’
Asean urges Cambodia and Thailand to halt hostilities, return to dialogue, says Mohamad
The Asean foreign ministers expressed appreciation for the continued engagement by Anwar and United States (US) President Donald Trump, along with the active participation of Asean member states and C...

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Cambodian DPM and foreign minister, Thai foreign minister confirm attending special Asean meeting in KL today to discuss their border tensions
Cambodia, Thailand to hold talks on resuming Trump's truce as fighting enters third week

China urges efforts to de-escalate Cambodia-Thailand border clashes; death toll rising and hundreds of thousands have been displaced

China calls for utmost restraint and every possible measure conducive to a ceasefire to ensure de-escalation of tensions as soon as possible amid the ongoing Cambodia-Thailand border clashes.

China offers to mediate Thailand-Cambodia conflict after Trump-brokered peace deal falls apart

China steps in to mediate Thailand-Cambodia border clashes after Trump’s Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord collapses, aiming to de-escalate violence and boost Beijing’s regional diplomatic role.
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