Preah Vihear talks end with no resolution in sight
After almost a week of tense showdowns between the Thai and Cambodian army, the day started with a hopeful note as officials from Thailand and Cambodia meet to defuse the meeting. Negotiations proved unfruitful, however, as both sides could not come to an agreement about the territory surrounding the temple in dispute. The talks is now both armies could be staying for months - surely this can’t be good for either country?
Cambodia-Thai temple dispute talks start
AFP, 21 July 2008
Thailand, Cambodia holds talks on temple row
Reuters, 21 July 2008
In tussle over Cambodian ‘Hindu’ temple, religion suffers
The Cambodia News, 21 July 2008
Thailand, Cambodia to discuss border dispute
MCOT, 21 July 2008
Talks fail to end Thai-Cambodia temple row
Reuters, 21 July 2008
Thailand, Cambodia Back Off in Dispute—A Little
The Irrawady, 21 July 2008
Armed, wary - and friendly
Bangkok Post, 21 July 2008
No deal in Cambodia-Thai temple dispute talks
Channel NewsAsia, 21 July 2008
Go on PR offensive, govt urged
Bangkok Post, 21 July 2008
Why Thai-Cambodian Temple dispute lingers
Christian Science Monitor, 21 July 2008
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New border talks commence
Thailand, Cambodia and UNESCO meet over Preah Vihear
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Tentative agreements to withdraw troops and map selection
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July 22nd, 2008 at 7:02 pm
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