thailand and and cambodia. i'm know that sounds like i'm in the weeds, but i'm trying to just do this most superficial possible the khmer rouge re armed with non-core communists with the support of the united states and many others, they were instigating not a full civil war, but a certainly a serious conflict. how can vietnam leave when there's that threat, that's so the next few years are all this. how can you get them out and this means you have to get a peace agreement among, cambodians, before you can get the vietnamese out that proved impossible. let me tell you when your khmer rouge are one of the members and you have the noncommunist under prince norodom sihanouk, who i'm not going to try to tell you who he is and then the the cambodians who had been living here all through from 79 on under the vietnamese and they're led a fellow named hun sen. i won't go to much more so there attempts to get the cambodia to make a deal. it doesn't work and it doesn't work. how can you make a deal with? the khmer rouge

now in prison in cambodia. the facing charges of talking to of a sort of the government was sentences of up to 10 years with cooperation with cambodia is growing trans. national refreshing goes beyond thailand, malaysia. the current chair of the association of southeast asia nations or as young also stands accused to complicity. in september 2024 in the suburbs column pool. 36 year old cambodian domestic work on noun ton was arrested at the house when she was working. within 3 days, she was back in cambodia and imprisoned, slapped within select mant charges, and denied to bail a phase of width and design. and government critics. this man knows new into and doesn't want to be identified for fee he to will be targeted by the cambodian government to say call the malaysian police as soon as he heard she was detained. but i've just been an investor. most people do business with them. when the next day he went to new into an employee, as house on each of fun. she's already been scolded out of the country. what are so

2022. holding panel sled, cambodia. for thailand's, forced to leave his pregnant wife and son behind, but he refused to stay silent, kind after i'm gonna talk to a protocol cookie on the sides that did you find you have found the alarm distorted? he said senior members of ken bodies, ruling policy, trying to persuade him to defect because he would have facts and it's all about. i don't mind to the a this to jim jones to clear. i'm low to go bunk calling. pick off time boss sends it to him though, the police that gave him the link to ask him to sac is go on a site can definitely get into my eyes close out into my yeah. a few days later, his wife was driving when she was hit by another call quicker to pick that up that he had locked him though. okay, cool. i mean cool. it's natalie cookie on the good package, the cap on farms and left blue shield. soon after she left the thailand with his son but pen, it says the persecution didn't stop. take you to school for children of 10 body and migrant workers. he says one day he fe

plus thailand imposes restrictions on all travellers heading into cambodia, as the two countries remain locked in a bitter border dispute. two in a -- i'm suranjana tewari in china with a special edition of a business today. the chinese premier has said that the global economy is at a critical turning point and everyone needs to work together to find out what sort of global economic order the world needs. welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. the uk government says it will purchase fighter jets capable of carrying nuclear weapons - in a move that would significantly expand the uk's nuclear deterrent. the decision to purchase twelve, us-made f-35a fighter jets will be announced at a key nato summit happening in the netherlands this week. 32 member countries - including the uk - are expected to agree to a new nato target to spend 5% of gdp on defence. ahead of the summit, president donald trump revealed private messages from the nato secretary general mark rutte appearing to praise him for his criticism of the bloc and his push for more defence spending from european allies. our europe edito

thailand exposes instant restrictions on travellers headed to cambodia as both countries remain locked in a bitter border dispute. i'm suranjana tewari with a special edition of business today from china. turmoil in the middle east and trade tensions continue to weigh on participants of this key economic meeting but there is some hope for optimism for the global economy. welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. uk government says it will purchase fighter jets capable of carrying nuclear weapons in a move that would significantly expand the uk nuclear deterrent. the decision to purchase 12 us made f 305a fighter jets will be announced at a key nato summit happening in the netherlands this week. 32 member countries including the uk are expected to agree to a new nato target to spend 5% of gdp on defence. ahead of the summit, president donald trump revealed private messages from the nato secretary general appearing to praise him for his criticism of the block and his push for more defence spending from european allies. our editor has this report. russia has been busy in ukraine while the world

she was hurt disparaging a time military commander in a conversation about a border dispute with cambodia. one party has now left her fragile coalition and she faces a separate constitutional court challenge. and the coming week, the thousands of people wave the tide took a flag around pancoast victory monuments. people gathered through their minds the resignation of ty, prime, minister, paid, sometimes you know what among and many voices. so yellow shirts. traditionally, your opponents of the influence let you know of the family that has produced full time, probably ministers, pets on time, being the latest and county head of government. she's facing criticism over how she handled the products sasha may 28th, in which custodian soldier was killed in a small contested area between the 2 countries. trade funds and both the closest followed. and the latest outrage was sparked by a lead telephone conversation between her and former can vote in the documents and protest let to accusations that she undermine to tie on me and attempted to appease cambodia. in bangkok, some protesters travelled

like this man, i cannot accept the way she talked like she was giving into cambodia. i'm from the heart of a type person. i know we've never had such a week. prime minister, we've never had a prime minister who's so soft towards that country that smaller than us on. we don't want to invite anyone, but we want to say that we are tight and we want to protect thailand, suffering t for the property in the prime minister must resign to take responsibility for her she's also the a mature. 7 and has no leadership skills, the pets on towns, you know, as has been in power less than a year and battling to revive faltering economy and keep a fragile coalition for life. she and her father, former prime minister attack, since you know what, most of the face legal battles that could reshay's type in the political landscape . on tuesday. the constitutional code will review the petition by lawmakers seeking present towns removal. that same day her father will begin standing trial and royal defamation charges links to decade old remarks to south korea and media. while thomas protest a

as i say this goes back to this dispute on the thai cambodia border. interestingly, it came about because when france occupied cambodia, they drew these borderlines but it may, we saw the cambodia altar killed and since then the thais have hit their -- the countries's thais have hit the lowest level. really good to get those updates. katie silver, our reporter. the chinese armies of the british patrol ship that sailed to the taiwan strait this week court deliberately disrupted matters and undermined peace and stability across the street. the british royal navy said on thursday that the passage of the hms day which you can see in these pictures fully complied with international law the last time a british warship fell through the straight was in 2021 by hms richmond was deployed in the east china sea en route to vietnam. -- hms spey. time to turn our attention to business now in business today. canada's considering raising counter tariffs on us steel and aluminium. morning came from prime minister mark carney who said the decision could hinge on whether

so there's a lot of medical tourism coming from cambodia. so these cases can process almost like some exceptions for students. but overall, these border crossings by land or clubs, are there any negotiations on going to the escalate the situation? the escalation is the key watch here, and that's really difficult because for instance, if you look at the type prime minister, there's a lot of pressure on how to play tough now to show that she's a strong leader and that she does not believe into the come body and side and de escalation. what, which means that there needs to be compromise, is to get out of this tit for tat fights over the border of the recently, tyler now as announced that they close this border because the cut body uh is the help of for a cyber crime for online skimming businesses and there's some truth to it because the there has been a lot of that kind of business in the past, but also the type of close. it does so therefore to, to me on mon, shutting down the stemming business they are. and they're not of those scammers that'

she's mishandled the country and see so rented to cambodia. oh my god, i'm here calling for the protection of a sovereignty. i love our country and i am not the path to see any land. last of the prime minister herself has been conspicuously absent from bank hope for the last few days. earlier this week she told tied defenses on the boat with cambia to protest to say she was mishandled. the dispute over a small area of territory on the boulder and they say she's been excessively deferential and her dealings with hon said the former cambodian pm inflamed the situation by releasing a confidential conversation with pet hometown. he maintains the thailand acted inappropriately, but he says, peaceful resolution is still possible. how come up get very far co did text by the time me on the cambodian troops is a serious violation of the sovereignty and integrity of cambodia. the situation is a repeat of history. we have the will to solve the problems peacefully. the grace of problems of the prime minister maybe have found the texas a form, a p, m, who

also looking at cambodia there's later find out lots of communist supplies going to cambodia through the port of sihanouk will and then also north vietnam itself. and one of the other options that was considered never employed was to actually invade north vietnam. the source of enemy's manpower. so some these revisionists say, well, there actually some very good opportunities here. and the us just out on them. they also again provide more information on this question of gradual escalation that in fact had the us undertaken a different approach to the bombing, that it might have achieved what it was trying to achieve and these are controversies that we will get into in much more depth in the classes come and caught notes that the revision spent a lot of time on counterfactual analysis, so. no one more. tell me what counterfactual analysis is. yeah, look at, it's basically like a situation that didn't happen in reality. so if this had happened then this would have happened basically. mm. is that a you think it's a valid way of historical study. well this is actually a, a big controvers

thailand and cambodia asked the court to resolve a currency dispute over land around an ancient temple. recently, south africa also sued israel , calling the regime a generation the court has accused israel of committing genocide in gaza. genocides are not premeditated , but the court has used the evidence of the past 13 weeks to prove that the accusation of crimes against humanity by israel is not only false but also unacceptable . a final decision on the case could take years . in the meantime, the international court of justice has asked israel to take several interim measures to protect civilians in gaza, including a request to stop the israeli military offensive in rafah . israel has not complied with the interim measure order. however, it has its own power and its own effect, and it has a judgment. the issue of enforcement of the judgment, which has been discussed , has become part of the conversation about what is happening in the occupied territory. on the issue of enforcement of the judgment , when a country does not respect the ruling of the international court of justice , t

he joins us from the ty, side of the border with cambodia. don't give us more context on the tensions here between thailand and come body a. where'd this come from? but clearly terry, there is always suicide, super sorry. so if you look at the time as part of the story, it was from both ends were encroached into this region, no man's land. and who were the ones were fired 1st. but if you listen to the come body and it is the ty, sites that fire for us that for both to come body and by digging trenches. now a lot of people have already pointed out. this is a fight over like a really small patch of land. so there is some speculation if there's a 2nd agenda in boston process parson incidents like this empower the military in on both sides of the board. i want to say, so what's happening along the border now, particularly in that dispute? it land region is, is the border completely close? now, some big border that's correct too. i mean thailand has basically a sealed off the entire bought our force except for small parts of the crossings. were li

people regard by trying to separate lands on who need to give to cambodia heights. i mean, she knew was, comes from one of thailand's most powerful political dentist days and follows in the footsteps of her father and both prime ministers and both ousted from paula a military. coups thailand has experienced a dozen since it became a constitutional monica. in 1932 of the kingdom has mostly been ruled by conservative and military leaders. sheena watts has been p. i'm for little wondering, you know, face is a political craigslist within a system where the odds are already stocked against a that's all the news for this. now it's unveiled is up next. taking a closer look at the stories behind musical instruments that suffice the whole cups . don't forget the website at the www dot. com and socials by the handle s d w needs on anthony. how the money's for you in 45 minutes to the do you know which of these 3 industries has the highest c o 2 emission rates? would you guess the concrete transforming business to live is on to figure out what's the real new deal. but just rei

, after the deal to seal or sell the app to american notice was put on nice tens of thousands of cambodia and still to the straits of the capital, put on pen to support the government's actions and its board. a dispute with thailand, one cat body and soldier, was killed last month when troops exchange fire in cycle emerald triangle. with the borders of cambodia, laos and thailand make both armies say they had acted in self defense innovation, police have arrested 3 of straight and men for a shooting in which another astray in man was killed on the island of bali. the 3 men have been charged with premeditated murder and could receive the death penalty if found guilty to us. a man were arrested abroad with the help of interpol police say the canyons have taken to the streets of nairobi for the 2nd week of the killing of blogger and teacher. output on each one. protest is one police accountability after he died in custody. an independent oversight of already says it's investigating thousands of similar dates between june and july, 2024, at least for excessive during the latest protests, as o

one of the first visits i made was to cambodia where i met with the prime minister of cambodia. ninety-nine i think, 98 or 99 which was great. his chief of army was in on how we can work together specific to a couple of things. first we have a mission that remains from really the vietnam war to repatriate the remains of her fallen comrades on foreign soil. so, to be able to have access in cambodia to the areas where we could have her teammates go in with the cambodians work through that repatriation of our remains of our fallen comrades to return them home to their families was one of his priorities to work with us. so again, it starts with small gestures. that is just one of them. but since that meeting we had extensive conversation we sat together during the evening social event. and it continues to grow. my interaction with him person to person is the kind of activity that i think works best. because you have a name and a face and a personality and human being that you are working with it has similar interests that you can work together on you can then potentially grow into s

bombing of cambodia. new country had not been covered by war authorizations. congress stepped up and acted and pass the war powers resolution of 1974. providing notice to congress so there cannot be secret were giving congress some ability to try to withdraw notice if it thanks the war is ill advised. gave him the power to one member of congress or on the verge of initiating war the war powers resolution gave to one senator, one congressman the ability to file the resolution to start the report sartre to stop the war once it was started. the war powers resolution over time has made that a privileged motion. on that brought up on the floor of the senate for a boat with an expeditious period of time. a privileged motion elbows everything else out of the way. it's so important that takes precedence over normal a simple majority vote not and has to be debated on the floor is amendable it can be amended. as always to meet the criteria the privilege criteria in the war powers resolution of the 1974 the creature

the attack on the city of matthew polt fucking 2022 tom i'm in cambodia remain locked in a dispute of a contested territory along the shed. buddha, cambodia is for my lita hudson and thailand's by minister both made separate visits to the dispute of the area relations between the bank hawkins and on pen deteriorated following a boat, a skirmish and made the kills a come bodie and soldier. i'm your claims us journalist and documentarian bill moyers has died at the age of 9 to one more served as press secretary to president lyndon johnson and had a role in helping create the us public broadcasting service contributed critical coverage of us foreign policy from the vietnam war to the war in iraq, as well as social issues and political scandals, was work one dozens of awards including 30 emmys. but he said he always considered himself a citizen, john list. those deadlines that he's continues here now to 0 of the witness spectrum. thanks a lot of the of the i don't get any i don't even z o b a say 20 people in law i bone like that the i don't know the. 7 no, no, no, no, no, no, no. the the

thailand and cambodia have asked the court to rule on a currency dispute over land surrounding an ancienttemple. settle it south africa recently filed a lawsuit against israel, accusing the regime of genocide against palestinians in gaza. genocides are not announced in advance , but the court used evidence from the past 13 years to prove this. the accusation of crimes against humanity by israel is not only false, but also unacceptable . a final decision on the case could take years . in the meantime, the international court of justice has ordered israel to take several interim measures to protect civilians in gaza, including a request to stop the israeli military offensive in rafah. israel has complied with the interim measure order. it has not, however, had its own power and its own impact, and the judgment that was discussed has become part of the conversation about what is happening in the occupied territory . on the issue of implementing the ruling , when a country does not respect the ruling of the international court of justice , the court cannot do much. on the other hand, the un s

first, igor krasnov visited cambodia. this was the first visit of the head of the supervisory agency in the history of cooperation between the two countries. following the meeting with the prosecutor general at the supreme court of the kingdom, a cooperation program was signed. later this krasnov discussed the document with the king of cambodia. the next point was laos. in the capital of the republic, the prosecutor general of russia held a number of important negotiations, met with his... colleague, as well as the president of the republic, the prime minister and the minister of justice. the leadership of the supervisory agency of laos was interested in the technological innovations used by russian prosecutors. using artificial intelligence, we analyze the state of crime, its methods and forms, some curves, increases or lowering a number of crimes committed in certain areas of our country. during his working visit, krasnov also laid wine at the monument. to soviet pilots who died while providing fraternal assistance to t

thailand has imposed restrictions on all travellers heading into cambodia, as the two countries remainlocked in a bitter border dispute. the ban applies to any vehicle or person trying to cross into cambodia from checkpoints across several thai provinces, as well as foreign tourists flying into siem reap. the military said in a statement the new restrictions "matched the current security situation". bilateral relations between the two countries are at their worst in more than a decade, after armed clashes along the border in may. it's time to cross over to our asia business correspondent suranjana tewari who's live in tianjin, china with all the latest business and market news. hello and welcome to this special edition of business today, presented from a key economic meeting in china, known as the summer davos. us stocks have climbed for a second straight day while oil prices have fallen further amid optimism that a fragile truce in the middle east will hold firm. it's a sentiment that is shared by business leaders gathered here in tianjin. i've been speaking to the managing director o

but president nixon, without informing congress, extended the >> president nixon started bombing cambodia, it was called the secret bombing of cambodia, a new country that had not been covered by war authorizations. and so congress stepped up and acted and passed the war powers resolution of 1974, and that resolution, mr. president, did a number of things. it established some protocols for when the president initiates military action providing notice to congress so that there can't be a secret war, giving congress some ability once notice is provided to try to withdraw notice if it thinks that the war is ill advised. but the war powers resolution also did something else, it gave the power to even one member of congress, one senator or one house member, if a president initiates war or is on the verge of initiating war. the war powers resolution gave to one senator, one congressman the ability to file a resolution to stop a war before it starts, or to stop a war once started. and the war powers resolution over time has made that a privilege motion, meaning it can bypass committee and be bro

later, krasnov discussed this document with the king of cambodia. the next point was laos. in the capital of the republic, the prosecutor general of russia held a number of important negotiations met with his colleague, as well as the president of the republic, the prime minister and the minister of justice. war in indochina. a special regime school, it is surrounded by barbed wire, and lessons are held here under the supervision of the police. we are talking about temporary detention centers for juvenile offenders. on saturday, the juvenile affairs department of the russian ministry of internal affairs celebrated its ninetieth anniversary. all this time , employees have been helping teenagers who have stumbled to get on the path to correction. visited one of these centers, here her report: police officers are on duty in a neat line at a physical education lesson, along the perimeter of the football field, only here they are educators, teachers in uniform are watching over... the wards of the moscow center for the temporary detention of juvenile offenders, strict control ev

the med is from cambodia and it's been living in korea for more than 5 years. uh, the firewall going to some of them will get found them. now. i'll go up a little one thing buzzing 40. now i'm going to, i remember, i could tell you the other day go, i'll do it. you're cutting loose. i the money because that a cool, i'm going to do it. we know the way it's cut down call voltage of the whole controller to have lucian and when you blanket them when a cause i know on, on we don't little talk a little difficult on a full photo musicals we later. so we'll take, we'll go to move that sort of thing going to, i'm going to be able to, you take with the diesel, we schedule to rotate. gotcha. important thing was i want to instead of, you know, i'm going to be on these targeted training sessions. the institute also hopes to develop safe working conditions or you will just have to, can you to a way to put it on or to fun with you to on who was do i see none going to from was them kicked off, came on, i will go to leave will appear logical, you know, for the next i feel like

i'll land on this guy he got to give to cambodia heights. i mean, she knew was, comes from one of thailand's most powerful political dynasties and follows in the footsteps of her father and both prime ministers and both ousted from paula a military. coups thailand has experienced a dozen since it became a constitutional monica. in 1932 of the kingdom has mostly been ruled by conservative military leaders. sheena watts has been pm for little under a year. and now face is a political crisis within a system where the odds are already stocked against a and that's all the news at this hour, let's say, june, coming up, how women and south korea are challenging their countries of patriarchy properly from all of us. here in berlin, thank you so much for your company, the incense korea. they are radically saying no 4 times over noon to marriage, to children, to day thing, and to sex with man. the form is battling massage in in their country with resolution infection. a terrible us next on d, w. look, the environment, trends, technology companies, dig

the med is from cambodia and it's being living in korea for more than 5 years. instead of trying to find welcome to some of them what a good time for me now. i'll go up a little one thing pausing 40. now i'm going to, i remember i could tell you the other day because you're at, you're cutting loose. i the money because that a cool i'm going to do it. we know the kids are hungry way because uncle will increase the humble control to have losing. and when you blanket them when a cause i know on, on we don't little possible to click on the full audio musicals anyway, as i think we'll go to that sort of thing going to, i'm gonna go to a kick with the diesel. we schedule it that will take her to employment and was i want to, instead of to not get beyond these targeted training sessions. the institute also hopes to develop safe working conditions or you will just have to take it a little way to put it on or to fun with you to on cuz was do i see none going to for me? was them kicked off, came on, i will go to leaf will appear logical, you know, has a to that. i feel li

take a look at these bonkers schools along the border with cambodia all equipped with structures and shelters like this. a reminder that the shadow of conflict still lose. so this type of school is even building more shelves. us now. la casita, still remember 2011 last major escalation when it can body and relate it to nearby for the time. kind of that on the higher ground so that you've got the advantage. okay. yeah. the just in, in the guns and shoot by blood gum, move out, got it, and how many village is on now doing the same building bonkers. the 2 countries chair, $817.00, some of the to a folder. it's actually drawn by french colonial powers. over a century ago, that legacy left hutchins of unmarked territory. then both sides claim kind of some kind of you, the prime minister is to supplement. it kinda help me time. i don't know. i'm not saying we should go to war mark when, but we need stronger leadership. how she needs to stay on the ground. so jen fuel, john has spent years mapping this folder. but why these things prime is the pet on thompson or watch was to conciliatory to

so send, live, came from cambodia to look into poultry phone. when she was abruptly 5 didn't know toby 2023. she secretly recorded this video. i am more, i'm oh huh. oh, the kind of the system. oh, i know, i didn't need to talk to the phone number lines. why? i don't the word i was talking to my but the via, i think i remember to put cloud html and one thing i don't, you know, go to boat jabbar more than one thing in south korea, the language barrier and strict visa regulations, ultimately migrant workers likes in club vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. although a contract specifies 8 hours of work at a single of says, she was forced to work an extra 2 hours without pay before she was good. send the records videos is evidence of contract breaches by who employer them to tell you have extra i've tried to say hi no, no, no they. i mean can you call those at the hey yeah, it's a guy hi hoffman. then throw on the co black mountain and go like this. and then last actually have turn the lights on, but i you look difficult for me, but i you took, i