AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCambodia–Thailand Border Anniversary: Minister of Information Neth Pheaktra marked the first anniversary of the 24 July 2025 Thai military aggression, saying the Ta Om Roundabout in An Ses still bears scars and that any occupation by force cannot change internationally recognized sovereignty. ASEAN Diplomacy: Cambodia told the 33rd ASEAN Regional Forum it remains committed to peaceful border resolution under international law, with Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn stressing dialogue and preventive diplomacy even as the ceasefire holds but ground concerns persist. US Ties: On the ASEAN sidelines in Manila, Sokhonn met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, with both sides highlighting defence cooperation, trade and investment momentum, and the Open Skies Agreement, while Cambodia again urged continued US attention to the Cambodia–Thailand border issue. Opposition Leader: King Norodom Sihamoni granted Kem Sokha another royal pardon, lifting his overseas travel ban but keeping political activity restrictions. Online Scams Push: Cambodia’s anti-scam drive is moving from enforcement to coordination, citing the Law on Combating Online Scams and the Commission for Combating Online Scams as implementation becomes the key test. US Tariffs Spillover: Cambodia is listed among economies hit by US forced-labour Section 301 tariffs, a move that also fuels broader legal and trade uncertainty for regional exporters.
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