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Cambodian Soldier Killed in Border Clash Laid to Rest Amid Tensions
A Cambodian soldier fatally shot in a border clash with Thai forces has been laid to rest, as military and political leaders from both nations work to de-escalate the sudden spike in tensions. Master Sergeant Suon Raun, 47, died in a brief but deadly exchange of gunfire in the early hours of 28 May in the disputed Mom Bei area near Preah Vihear. The skirmish, which lasted around ten minutes, has sparked a flurry of diplomatic and military activity as both sides accuse the other of firing first. The Cambodian government has insisted the incident took place within its territory, while Thai officials maintain it occurred on their side of the border in Ubon Ratchathani. The zone has long been a flashpoint and was previously agreed upon as a no-occupation area. Suon Raun’s funeral was held with full military honours, attended by grieving family members and senior officials. Responding to an appeal by Senate President Hun Sen, several philanthropists donated to support the soldier’s family. Prime Minister Hun Manet, speaking from Japan where he was on an official visit, reaffirmed his control over the military response and called for calm. “All strategic decisions remain under my authority,” he said, adding that while Cambodia would defend its sovereignty, peaceful dialogue remains the priority. Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra also urged restraint. “We don’t want this to escalate. We’re committed to resolving this peacefully,” she said, describing Cambodia’s deployment of backup forces as a normal defensive step. Senior commanders from both armies met yesterday at the O’Smach border crossing in a bid to ease tensions and improve communication between frontline troops. The mood remains cautious but cooperative. While both governments have made clear their desire to avoid war, the incident has reignited sensitive memories of previous clashes and territorial disputes. For now, the focus is on diplomacy—but with forces still positioned near the border, the risk of renewed violence has not yet passed. -2025-05-30 -
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Tourism Cambodia Outshines Thailand in Race for Chinese Tourists
Definitely a positive thing for Thailand. Good riddance IMO -
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Trump to Canada: “It will cost you $61 billion, but zero if you become 51st state”
Must be a lot of paranoid conservatives in Canada because Trump's antics cost the Conservatives the election despite their enormous lead prior his remarks. -
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Report British Man Nabbed Smuggling Cannabis from Bangkok to Newcastle
Nobody whinged about the kick start weed gave the economy coming out of the COVID scam. The only people who whinge are the round eye bigot who think the draconian laws they are indoctrinated/brainwashed with should still apply here. Mutate or Perish bigot. -
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Will Mon. June 2, 2025 be an extra holiday ?
No, it isn't. Private companies have this as a working day. -
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Report Bangkok Police Raid Detains 15 Women in Prostitution Crackdown
Heck yeah unfair targeting. They could have arrested 20 Thai women just standing near the ATM machine across from Hillary bar. Then another 10 ladyboys to the left of Hillary bar. As well as 100 more Thai prostitutes while walking down Soi 4 that were waiting their next customer. It is easy to see the police only care about the foreigner prostitution there. Selective targeting of foreigners that are stealing customers from the Thai prostitutes there is what this looks like. Why do they do this if actually trying to make a show of concern and prevention for the level of prostitution that dwells on that Soi?
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