The noon deadline has passed. Despite 72 hours of a holding ceasefire, Thailand has yet to repatriate the 18 Cambodian soldiers held since July. Tension returns to the border as families wait for answers.
The ceasefire is a step toward peace, but the ground may still be dangerous. Use this guide to safely inspect your home and protect your family from unexploded ordnance (UXO).
As of noon yesterday, the guns have fallen silent. But for the 750,000 displaced Cambodians, this ceasefire is not yet peace—it is a 72-hour test of trust under the eyes of ASEAN observers.
Beyond the territorial war, a cultural battle has emerged. New evidence highlights the systematic destruction of Hindu and Buddhist sites by the Thai military, sparking global outrage.
Verified international and local donation channels to provide clean water, sanitation, and shelter to the 750,000+ Cambodians displaced by the ongoing border conflict.
Yesterday, the conflict reached a terrifying new depth as Thai T-50TH fighter jets struck 100km deep into Battambang, targeting civilian-adjacent areas and shattering the lives of students and families.
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On the final day of 2025, the wait is over. The 18 Cambodian soldiers detained since July have crossed the border back into Pailin, marking a triumphant end to their 155-day ordeal.