> Cambodia and Thailand sign new ceasefire agreement to end border conflict after violating earlier deal

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Yes, Thailand and Cambodia signed a new ceasefire agreement on December 27, 2025, to end recent deadly clashes over disputed border areas, following the failure of an earlier deal brokered by President Trump, with the new accord halting military movements, allowing displaced residents to return, and involving ASEAN monitoring and ongoing diplomatic talks, including with China. The agreement, signed by defense ministers, requires Thailand to release detained Cambodian soldiers after 72 hours of peace and aims to resume border demarcation and combat transnational crime, according to multiple news outlets.