Civilian Death Toll In Cambodia-Thailand Border Conflict Rises To Six

PHNOM PENH, Dec 9 (NNN-AKP) – Two more Cambodian civilians were killed, early today, in the Cambodia-Thailand border dispute, lifting the civilian death toll to at least six, in the renewed conflict, according to Cambodia’s Defence Ministry. The ministry said in a press release that, the Thai army continued to…

Thailand Vows To Continue Military Operations Until Sovereignty Secured

BANGKOK, Dec 9 (NNN-TNA) – Thailand’s military operations along the border with Cambodia will continue, until its sovereignty and territorial integrity are no longer compromised, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, Nikorndej Balankura, said, yesterday. Following a briefing to the diplomatic corps, Nikorndej said, Thailand undertakes its actions in response to attacks, defending…

Türkiye To Guarantee Continued Russian Gas Flow To Hungary

ISTANBUL, Dec 9 (NNN-TRT) – Türkiye and Hungary, yesterday, reaffirmed their energy partnership, with Ankara promising to guarantee the transit of Russian natural gas to Hungary. Speaking after talks with Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in Istanbul, visiting Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, described Türkiye’s role in securing gas and…

Al-Sharaa Outlines Governance Vision For “New Syria”

DAMASCUS, Dec 9 (NNN-SANA) – Syrian leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, yesterday, outlined his vision for governance, aiming to build a “new Syria,” anchored in justice, national unity, and renewed regional engagement. His address marked the first anniversary of what the interim authorities describe as the country’s “liberation,” which led to the…

Four Cambodian Civilians Killed In Cambodia-Thailand Border Conflict: Information Minister

PHNOM PENH, Dec 8 (NNN-AKP) – Four Cambodian civilians have been killed, in a Cambodia-Thailand border conflict, Cambodian Information Minister, Neth Pheaktra, said today. “Three civilians were killed in Oddar Meanchey province, and one was killed in Preah Vihear province,” he said.– NNN-AKP

Iraqi FM “Surprised” At U.S. Remarks On Iraq’s Internal Situation

BAGHDAD, Dec 8 (NNN-NINA) – Iraqi Foreign Minister, Fuad Hussein, told U.S. Special Envoy for Syria, Tom Barrack, yesterday that, the Iraqi government is surprised at Barrack’s recent statements, regarding Iraq’s internal situation, according to a statement by the Foreign Ministry. In recent interviews on the U.S. Middle East policy,…

Cambodia, Thailand Traded Blame Following Border Clash

PHNOM PENH/BANGKOK, Dec 8 (NNN-AKP/TNA) – The Cambodian Ministry of National Defence, said yesterday that, Thai soldiers opened fire on Cambodian armed forces, but the Cambodian forces did not fire back. On the same day, the Thai military accused Cambodia of firing first, claiming that Thailand was forced to retaliate.…

Five Killed, Five Injured In Afghanistan After Border Clash Between Pakistani-Afghan Forces

KABUL, Dec 7 (NNN-BNA) – Five people were killed and five others sustained injuries, due to a clash that erupted between Pakistan and Afghan forces, in the border town of Spin Boldak in southern Afghanistan’s Kandahar province, Spin Boldak district chief, Mawlawi Abdul Karim Jihadyar, said, yesterday. The clash, according…

India, Russia Inked Pacts In Several Fields

NEW DELHI, Dec 6 (NNN-PTI) – India and Russia, yesterday, inked several agreements and Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), in such fields as migration and mobility, health and food safety, maritime cooperation, and commerce. The bilateral agreements were signed here in the presence of Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, and Russian…

Arab, Muslim Countries Oppose Israel’s One-Way Rafah Reopening Plan

ABU DHABI, Dec 6 (NNN-WAM) – Foreign ministers from several Arab and Muslim countries, yesterday, expressed concern over recent Israeli remarks, suggesting the Rafah Crossing be opened only in one direction to transfer Gaza residents into Egypt. In a joint statement, ministers from the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia,…
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