Overview
- On June 17, Cambodia banned imports of Thai fruit and vegetables following continued Thai restrictions at key checkpoints after a May 28 clash in the Emerald Triangle
- Thailand’s army barred its citizens from crossing into Poipet casino and tightened land crossings, citing security concerns after the fatal border exchange
- Tens of thousands of Cambodians took part in a state-organised Solidarity March in Phnom Penh on June 18 to back Prime Minister Hun Manet and troops deployed along the border
- Cambodia formally asked the ICJ to resolve disputes over the recent firefight site and three ancient temple areas, a move Bangkok dismissed by rejecting the court’s jurisdiction
- Recent Joint Boundary Commission talks in Phnom Penh stalled without agreement, reinforcing criticism that ASEAN lacks effective dispute-mediation mechanisms