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Leaders from Cambodia and Thailand reaffirmed their ceasefire in Shanghai, with Chinese and U.S. envoys stepping in to mediate. The deal highlights rare U.S.-China cooperation to halt border violence.
Cambodia and Thailand reaffirm their ceasefire commitment with China at a Shanghai meeting, highlighting Beijing’s role in calming border tensions.
The Chinese mainland vows to maintain close contact with Cambodia and Thailand, supporting the July 28 ceasefire and applauding Malaysia’s role in regional peace efforts.
Thailand and Cambodia pledge an unconditional ceasefire from July 28, 2025, with a phased de-escalation plan under ASEAN monitoring led by Malaysia.
Thai and Cambodian delegations met at the Malaysian prime minister’s residence to discuss a bilateral ceasefire, marking a diplomatic push toward regional peace.
China reiterates its impartial role in brokering a Cambodia-Thailand ceasefire, praises ASEAN mediation and urges dialogue to end border clashes.
After deadly border clashes, Thailand and Cambodia agree to immediate ceasefire talks brokered by Trump, with ASEAN and UN steps underway.
Death toll in Thai-Cambodian border clashes rises to 33 despite calls for ceasefire; civilians and soldiers affected as UN convenes emergency session.
In Istanbul’s third peace talks, Russia and Ukraine swapped 2,400 prisoners but remain divided over a full ceasefire and a possible summit between their leaders.
Israeli tanks entered Deir al-Balah as Gaza’s hunger crisis deepened, killing at least three and complicating truce talks amid rising casualties.