Negotiations to end the border conflict, which has killed dozens of people since it began last week, are scheduled for Monday in Malaysia’s capital.
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Negotiations to end the border conflict, which has killed dozens of people since it began last week, are scheduled for Monday in Malaysia’s capital.
By Edward Wong
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Thailand and Cambodia agree to ceasefire talks after Trump steps in, but border clashes persist
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Cambodia and Thailand are meeting Monday in Malaysia for talks to end days of deadly fighting over their disputed border.
Donald Trump, who brokered an earlier ceasefire, says he plans to "make a phone call" to stop the fighting.
