The 2001 MoU set up a framework for discussions on joint oil and gas exploration in areas of the Gulf of Thailand claimed by both sides. Thailand has cancelled a longstanding agreement with Cambodia over joint offshore energy exploration in the Gulf of Thailand, a move likely to worsen further
The unilateral cancellation of the 2001 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU 2001) by Thailand is not a normal act, nor can
On the surface of a seemingly calm sea, a silent conflict is beginning to unfold — one without the sound
In international politics, perception often matters as much as reality. For smaller states especially, media narratives can shape diplomatic standing,
In today’s international politics, confrontation between one country and another is no longer defined solely by military capability, but also
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s recent election victory could spell trouble for Thailand-Cambodia relations. His electoral success and subsequent policy
Myanmar's new parliament elected Min Aung Hlaing as president on April 3, formalizing the junta chief's grip on power under
Thailand is currently grappling with two striking developments: the reported disappearance of 57 million litres of fuel and an emergency
Thailand’s snap election on 8 February 2026 delivered a decisive victory for the conservatives. Bhumjaithai, a royalist party led by
In international politics, there is no such thing as “waiting indefinitely.” The border issue between Cambodia and Thailand is not
