Phumtham Wechayachai, Thailand's acting prime minister, will hold talks with Hun Manet, Cambodia's prime minister, in Kuala Lumpur on Monday to restore peace in the wake of recent border violence that left 20 dead, including military personnel from both countries. The talks come after attempts at mediation by US President Donald Trump. The conflict, the bloodiest in 15 years, is fueled by territorial disputes over the delineation of a common border drawn during colonial times.
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Premierii thailandez Phumtham Wechayachai şi cambodgian Hun Manet se întâlnesc luni în Malaysia în vederea soluţionării unei crize care a degenerat în violenţe sângeroase la frontieră
Thailand and Cambodia set to begin peace talks as deadly border dispute rages on
Liderii Thailandei și Cambodgiei se întâlnesc luni în Malaezia
Thailand and Cambodia truce talks due Monday as strikes continue
Thailand and Cambodia to hold peace talks as Trump urges them to settle differences
Thailand and Cambodia to hold peace talks
Presiune internațională tot mai mare asupra Thailandei și Cambodgiei pentru oprirea conflictului militar
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