Diplomatic Talks to Address Thai-Cambodian Border Conflict
Cambodian and Thai acting Prime Ministers, Hun Manet and Phumtham Wechayachai, are scheduled for a diplomatic meeting in Malaysia to discuss an escalating border conflict. Malaysia's foreign minister confirmed their engagement as efforts to defuse tensions at the border are underway. The meeting highlights regional diplomatic efforts.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Thai Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai are set to meet in Malaysia on Monday. The two leaders will engage in discussions over escalating tensions at their shared border, as reported by Malaysia's state news agency.
The meeting comes in response to increasing hostilities between Cambodia and Thailand, which have raised concerns across the Southeast Asian region. Malaysia's foreign minister emphasized the importance of diplomatic efforts to address and resolve such conflicts peacefully.
Both leaders are expected to deliberate on measures to ease tensions and explore opportunities for collaboration, showcasing a commitment to regional stability and cooperation. The talks underline Malaysia's role as a mediator in regional disputes.
(With inputs from agencies.)