Preah Vihear talks optimistic; Cambodia and Thailand commit to peaceful resolution
A new round of talks over the Cambodian-Thai border disputes began again on Tuesday at the town of Hua Hin. While no resolution is in sight, both countries made resolutions to resolve the conflict using existing commissions and to shelve the Ta Moan dispute for a later discussion.
Temple peace
Bangkok Post, 20 August 2008
Thailand says border tensions eased as Cambodia talks open
AFP, 19 August 2008
No agreement yet for Thai-Cambodian foreign ministers’ border dispute meeting
Xinhua, 19 August 2008
Waiting to see who pulls out of Preah Vihear first
New border talks commence
Thailand, Cambodia and UNESCO meet over Preah Vihear
Second round of Preah Vihear talks ‘foundering’
Tentative agreements to withdraw troops and map selection
Tags: border dispute, Preah Vihear, Ta Moan Thom
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