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Thai Military Attache meets with Chinese Army. Chinese side sends message to Thai people, stating that since the Thai-Cambodian border situation, China has never provided any military equipment to Cambodia
Taiwan's main opposition will protest on Friday, the eve of unprecedented recall elections targeting its lawmakers that could tip the balance of power to President Lai Ching-te's ruling party
Cambodia’s Ministry of Interior has temporarily suspended enforcement of the country’s road traffic law nationwide, effective from the night of July 25, as the country intensifies military operations along the Thai border
Manet: Thais retracted ceasefire agreement just one hour after talks with ASEAN chair. Prime Minister Hun Manet clarified that Thailand agreed to a ceasefire with Cambodia, started at midnight on July 24, following a proposal by Malaysian Prime Minister
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that recent clashes on the border between Cambodia and Thailand, which caused casualties, are deeply distressing. Speaking at a meeting with ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn on July 25, Wang said that China, a common friend and neighbor to both nations, stands ready to maintain an impartial position and continue playing a constructive role in de-escalating tensions, according to state media Xinhua
Thailand Foreign Ministry: The Thai government would like to thank Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim for the ceasefire proposal, which Thailand fully agrees with in principle and is ready to consider. However, the Cambodian side has continued to attack Thailand throughout the day without selecting targets. Therefore, in fact, any ceasefire must have appropriate conditions and be consistent with the situation in the area. The Thai side gives priority to the safety of the people in the area. At present, the actions of the Cambodian side continue to show insincerity and continue to put the Thai people in danger. The government has a duty to protect the sovereignty of the nation and the people to the utmost.
Thailand called on the support of the international community for the resumption of dialogue in good faith, according to a letter circulated among the UN Security Council members. In the letter dated July 24 by Cherdchai Chaivaivid, Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the UN, Thailand remains firmly committed to the peaceful settlement of disputes and categorically rejects the use of force as a means to resolve international disputes.
“Cambodia maintains its position in favor of a peaceful resolution, as reaffirmed during talks with Malaysian Prime Minister and ASEAN Chair Anwar Ibrahim. But it is Thailand that has shifted its stance,” Sounry said in a press briefing on the afternoon of July 25
Summary of the press conference of the Border Patrol Police (BPP) - Clashes continue in 12 locations - Thailand sends a letter to the UNSC to counter the Cambodian side - Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs gives interviews to many foreign media today. Today's clashes at 8:30 a.m. saw the Cambodian side use heavy weapons and long-range support weapons to attack the front edge of the clash area and the rear area of the Thai side, affecting the rear area where the people and villagers live. - From today's verification There are still 12 areas of conflict: Chong Bok, Chong An Ma, Sam Tae, Phu Phi, Chong Ta Tao, Khao Phra Wihan at Wat Kaew Sikha Khiri Sawara, Phu Makhuea, Chong Chom, Prasat Ta Kwai, and Prasat Ta Muen Thom. - The Ministry of Interior has evacuated more than 130,000 people in 4 provinces, almost 100 percent of the population in the area. The provinces have prepared shelters for more than 300,000 evacuees, and have set up village security forces (VSGs) to protect the people and their property.
Philippines Supreme Court voids impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte. Any subsequent impeachment complaint may only be filed starting February 6, 2026
Thailand reported that the number of civilians evacuated from its border with Cambodia climbed to 138,000 on Friday, as deadly cross-border strikes between the two countries continued
The United States lifted sanctions designations on several allies of Myanmar's ruling generals, two weeks after the head of the ruling junta praised President Donald Trump and called for an easing of sanctions in a letter responding to a tariff warning
Latest update on casualties from the Thailand-Cambodia border clashes, reported by the Ministry of Public Health’s spokesperson Varoth Chotpitayasunondh (as of 9:00 PM): - A total of 14 fatalities have been confirmed. - Among civilians (45 total casualties): 13 deceased, 7 seriously injured, 13 moderately injured, and 12 with minor injuries. - Among military personnel (15 total casualties): 1 deceased, 6 seriously injured, 5 moderately injured, and 3 with minor injuries
Cambodia’s Senate and National Assembly have issued strong statements condemning Thailand’s military aggression along the Cambodian-Thai border, calling it a violation of Cambodia’s sovereignty, international law, and regional peace
PM of Malaysia: This evening, I contacted the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, Hun Manet, and the Acting Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand, Phumtham Wechayachai, to express Malaysia's concerns over the increasing tension along the border between the two countries.
Battles between T-55 and Type-59 Tanks with the Royal Cambodian Army and T-84 and M60 Tanks of the Royal Thai Army are reported to be taking place on the border between the two countries near Ta Thav
The Royal Thai Army outlines the first day of border clashes with Cambodia, calling for peaceful dialogue between governments while defending military actions
The Royal Thai Army has launched Operation “Yuttha Bodin,” a coordinated land and air offensive aimed at defending Thai sovereignty after intensified cross-border assaults by Cambodian forces
Phanom Dongrak Hospital in Surin has suffered significant damage from a Cambodian artillery attack during border clashes. Injured patients have been evacuated for safety
Thai military vehicles are seen moving toward the Cambodian border from Chachoengsao as tensions intensify. The long-running border dispute has flared up with Cambodia launching rockets and artillery into Thailand, prompting Thai airstrikes in response
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