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Coup reorients relations with Cambodia

11 July 2014
Bangkok Post
Crime and law enforcement / Government / Informal migration for labor / International relations / Judiciary and courts / Labor / Law and judiciary / Local workers abroad / Offshore recruitment and employment
Bangkok / Cambodian National Rescue Party / CNRP / Democrat Party / Democratic Reform Committee / Hun Sen / National Council for Peace and Order of Thailand / NCPO / Preah Vihear Temple / Thai Patriots Network / Thailand / Thaksin Shinawatra / Veera Somkhwamkid

Thailand’s military coup has reoriented Thai-Cambodian relations with surprising effects. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen’s overt enmity and confrontation towards Thailand over the past several years have become conciliatory and accommodating for the time being. Whether this new pattern of bilateral ties is solidified depends ...

 Thitinan Pongsudhirak
http://www.bangkokpost.com/opinion/opinion/419967/coup-reorients-relations-with-cambodia

Cambodia, Thailand Will Likely Resume Talks on Offshore Oil and Gas

5 September 2011
The Southeast Asia Weekly
Economy and commerce / Energy / Extractive Industries / Extractive industries policy and administration / Land / Off-shore oil and gas exploration and extraction / Oil and gas resources
Abhisit Government / Abhisit Vejjajiva / ASEAN / bilateral cooperation / border issues / Cambodia / Cambodian National Petroleum Authority / Chuan Leekpai Government / Democrat Party / Foreign Minister / Former Democrat Prime Minister / Former Deputy Prime Minister / Former Minister of Defense / Former Thai Deputy Prime Minister / Gas / Gulf of Thailand / Hong Kong / Hun Sen / joint development area / Joint Technical Committee / Kandal Province / Kumming / MOU / Negotiations / offshore drilling / oil / Overlapping Claim Area / overlapping maritime claims / Pravit Wongsuwan / Preah Vihear / prime minister / Royal Government of Cambodia / Royal Thai Government / Surapong / Surapong Tovichakchaikul / Suthep Thaugsuban / Thai Foreign Minister / Thailand / The Bangkok Post / The Nation / Yingluck / Yingluck Government

Cambodia’s and Thailand’s governments will likely resume negotiations on offshore drilling for oil and gas which will bring mutual benefits of the area of overlapping maritime claims after Cambodia gave the green light for issues before the visit of new Thai foreign minister Surapong Tovichakchaikul ...

http://thesoutheastasiaweekly.com/

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