AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBorder Diplomacy: Cambodia and Thailand continued UN-backed maritime boundary talks in The Hague, with Phnom Penh seeking a comprehensive agreement under international law and remaining open to joint resource development. At the UN in Geneva, Cambodia said about 24,000 people remained unable to return home because of the border conflict; Thailand disputed Phnom Penh’s account. Regional Ties: In Baku, Prime Minister Hun Manet urged resolving disputes through dialogue and international law and held talks with Kyrgyzstan’s and Uzbekistan’s leaders. He is also due to visit Türkiye for talks with President Erdoğan. Opposition Case: The Supreme Court rejected activist Voeung Samnang’s request to serve two sentences concurrently, leaving him to serve 11 years for plotting convictions tied to Facebook posts, according to Human Rights Watch. Scam Scrutiny: The Interior Ministry said it would investigate a police bodyguard shown in an Al Jazeera report alongside an alleged scam-network boss, to clarify her connection and whether she knew of alleged crimes.
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