The Constitutional Court will rule on 10 September about referendum requirements for amending the constitution.

Thailand has accused Cambodia of violating the ceasefire deal reached on Monday to end five days of border clashes, as Cambodian forces allegedly continued their attacks after midnight, when the ceasefire officially took effect.

Thai and Cambodian military commanders met to discuss ending a five-day border conflict in accordance with yesterday’s (28 July) ceasefire agreement.

Following a meeting on 28 July hosted and chaired by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, the current ASEAN Chair, Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an unconditional and immediate ceasefire starting from midnight.

Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai has announced that he spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump following the ceasefire agreement between Thailand and Cambodia, expressing his confidence that the situation will unfold positively. However, clashes intensified and explosions continued until midnight, when the ceasefire officially took effect.

A meeting between Thai and Cambodian delegations to discuss an end to the ongoing border clashes will take place on Monday (28 July) in Malaysia, said Jirayu Huangsap, spokesperson for the Office of the Prime Minister.

Thailand and Cambodia have entered into a second day of artillery exchanges, with casualties continuing to rise on both sides. The international community has called for a ceasefire, while the UN Security Council (UNSC) was scheduled to hold an urgent meeting behind closed doors on the border clashes on 25 July.

The UN Security Council (UNSC) will hold an emergency meeting on the ongoing border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia.

The Thai-Cambodian border clashes have turned deadly after a firefight broke out this morning (24 July), near Ta Muen Temple, located in an undemarcated area along the Thai-Cambodian border. Both Thailand and Cambodia accused each other of opening fire.

Tension between Thailand and Cambodia has reached breaking point after Thailand’s Acting Prime Minister announced the recall of the country’s ambassador to Cambodia following injuries to five more Thai military personnel by landmines along the Thai-Cambodian border.

Senator Keskamol Pleansamai faces legal action after the Election Commission (EC) ruled that she violated the law by falsely using the title ‘professor’ in her application. If found guilty, she could be imprisoned for up to 10 years and banned from standing for political office for 20 years.