The Globalist Malaysia hosts Thai-Cambodia peace talks as ceasefire holds
Aug 4, 2025
Greg Karlstrom, a Middle East correspondent and author, shares insights on the ongoing conflict in Gaza, emphasizing the need for international intervention. Zoe Grunewald discusses UK perspectives on global affairs, while Redwan Armand provides a deep dive into the political turmoil surrounding Sheikh Hasina's trial in Bangladesh. Adam Hancock reflects on Singapore's 60th independence anniversary, addressing its historical challenges. Together, they examine the fragile ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand, highlighting regional stability amid international complexities.
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Historic Roots of Thailand-Cambodia Conflict
- The Thailand-Cambodia border conflict traces back to centuries but persists due to unresolved territorial disputes.
- Lasting peace depends on Thailand respecting the International Court of Justice ruling and sustained ceasefire efforts coordinated by ASEAN and external powers.
Arab League's Unified Stance on Hamas
- The Arab League's unanimous condemnation of Hamas marks a historic shift in regional politics.
- Despite calls for Hamas to disarm, the group refuses unless a Palestinian state is established, highlighting entrenched positions.
Netanyahu Resists War End Pressure
- Israel's leader Netanyahu faces public pressure to end the Gaza conflict, but it lacks political threat to his government.
- Security chiefs urge an end to war, yet Netanyahu remains unmoved amid ongoing protests by hostage families.