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First up,
Southeast Asian foreign ministers have gathered in Malaysia for a special meeting to discuss an ongoing border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia.
The gathering marked the second time this year that the Association of Southeast Asian Countries served as a platform to promote de-escalation between its two member states.
The meeting came as new fighting broke out along the Thailand-Cambodia border.
Thailand says that its forces now control nearly all border areas and are pushing Cambodian troops to withdraw.
Last week,
China also sent a special envoy to Nampen in efforts to facilitate dialogue between Thailand and Cambodia.
The conflict has killed dozens of people and displaced nearly one million people on both sides of the border
since it resumed earlier this month.
So, for more, joining us now on the line is Dr.