Border talks postponed
Thailand reports that the talks to discuss the border tensions at Preah Vihear scheduled for Tuesday (21 October) were cancelled by their Cambodian counterpart. The talks have now been moved to Friday.
Border talks pushed back, troops dig in
Phnom Penh Post, 20 October 2008
Thai-Cambodian border meeting postponed
Bangkok Post, 20 October 2008
Temple Row May Lead to Wider Conflict
Inter-Press Service, 18 October 2008
Cambodia has postponed the meeting to settle the border dispute between Cambodia and Thailand without giving any reason, Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced Sunday.
Thai army commander Lt-Gen. Viboonsak Neepal and Cambodian Army commander Cheamon were originally scheduled to meet in Siem Reap on Tuesday for talks to settle the border dispute.
Related Books:
- Structural characteristics of logged evergreen forests in Preah Vihear, Cambodia, 3 years after logging [An article from: Forest Ecology and Management]
- Preah Vihear (River Books Guides)
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Tags: border dispute, Preah Vihear
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October 21st, 2008 at 6:34 am
[...] countries have since then agreed to talk. But the problem is far from resolved. Thailand is prepared to evacuate its citizens from Cambodia. [...]