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The index literally measures perceived corruption, hence the name: Corruption Perceptions Index.

Cambodia being the aggressor and Thailand reacting to their escalation is backed up by foreign experts. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/29/world/asia/thailand-cambodia-china-weapons.html

There is footage (linked earlier), but it shows he caused the accident, contrary to what he and his family are claiming.

The CCTV footage can be viewed here: https://www.hln.be/buitenland/belgische-jeremy-wordt-aangereden-in-thailand-maar-mag-ziekenhuis-niet-verlaten-tot-hij-60-000-euro-betaalt-ik-revalideer-alleen-zonder-medische-zorgen~ab278b40

In related news, Cambodian soldiers have filmed the damage done to the Preah Vihear temple, which just happens to include burned weapons and crates containing advanced anti-tank missiles produced by China. This not only proves that the temple was a legitimate military target and that Thailand had every right to target it to neutralize the military base Cambodia had established there, but also that Cambodia has violated UNESCO's rules for world heritage sites. Woops. https://x.com/ArmyMilitaryHD/status/2006703117203866070

As is often the case with "AI", this is wrong. Thailand has refused to attend the ICJ after its rulings on Preah Vihear, saying they don't recognize its authority in further border disputes. Thailand has, however, not violated the existing rulings awarding the Preah Vihear temple and its immediate surrounding area to Cambodia. Hence, why Thailand is no longer present in said area. Cambodia is now claiming a much larger area around the temple, and Thailand has refused attending the ICJ again to settle this claim. But that does not mean that Thailand has "chosen not to comply with" earlier rulings.

No one has been "outed". The refugee camp was originally on Cambodian soil, but those who remained slowly crept over the border and extended the "village" to Thai territory, which is what Thailand is reclaiming.

Sure, but it would be easy for Cambodia to deny it, and make a big deal internationally about Thailand opening fire during a ceasefire. They are hell-bent on being portrayed as the victim, and Thailand knows that. As the bigger and more developed country, Thailand is already being held to a higher standard internationally, so they have to be more careful in how they deal with things like this. Thailand is wise to maintain their moral high ground.

And have Cambodia claim that Thailand has broken the ceasefire by firing weapons? Not a very good idea (and likely exactly what Cambodia was hoping for).

Vishnu is on the emblem of the Cambodian Engineering Corps. It's not some old religious site, but a recently constructed military monument that Cambodia built in a disputed area.

Already happened. A Thai soldier stepped on one this morning.

"the legal border has been defined by the international Courts many years ago" The ICJ has never ruled on where the border is. They have only awarded Cambodia Preah Vihear and its immediate surrounding area.

Hardly surprising, with Cambodia firing their rocket artillery indiscriminately, not caring if they're hitting legitimate military targets or civilians.

Cambodia has already been caught numerous times using human shields by firing their artillery from populated areas. And with all the lies Cambodia has been caught with in the last few months, I'll take your picture of a bit of smoke with a big grain of salt.

Understandable, considering Cambodia's tendency to fire on civilian targets in Thailand.