AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMaritime Dispute: Cambodia and Thailand resumed UN-backed talks in The Hague, running through Oct. 18. Phnom Penh is seeking a comprehensive boundary agreement and says it remains open to joint development and resource-sharing. Border Tensions: The neighbours traded accusations at the UN over their land-border conflict and displacement, as Cambodia called for restraint and an end to illegal border actions. Diplomacy: In Baku, Prime Minister Hun Manet met Kyrgyzstan’s and Uzbekistan’s presidents and joined the CICA summit, where Cambodia’s ratification helped clear the way for a legal agreement governing the regional body. Rights: Cambodia’s Supreme Court rejected opposition activist Voeung Samnang’s request to serve two sentences concurrently, leaving him to serve 11 years in prison. Scam Crackdown: Cambodia says it is stepping up efforts against online scam networks; UK authorities froze a London property linked to an alleged Prince Group associate. Climate and Livelihoods: A Preah Vihear farmer is using mobile forecasts to plan for erratic weather, as floods had damaged about 156,000 hectares of rice fields across 10 provinces by Sept. 30.
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