Overview
- Thailand halved operating hours at 10 of its 17 official crossings with Cambodia, limiting checkpoints to 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. local time.
- Armed forces from both countries agreed to revert to their pre-May 28 positions after a skirmish killed a Cambodian soldier in an undemarcated area.
- Cambodia’s Foreign Ministry formally requested an ICJ ruling, arguing that a legal decision offers the only path to a durable solution.
- Thai officials have rejected the ICJ’s jurisdiction, insisting the dispute must be settled through direct negotiations.
- Delegates will convene on June 14 under the Joint Boundary Committee to seek a comprehensive resolution to their colonial-era border dispute.