As China takes on a more active mediation role in the Cambodia–Thailand border conflict, this episode explores the diplomatic dynamics, strategic calculations, and regional implications of its involvement. The discussion highlights both official and Track Two efforts, as well as the broader geopolitical context shaping relations between the two countries.
Speaker:
Amb. Pou Sothirak, Distinguished Senior Advisor, Cambodian Center for Regional Studies
Host: Mr. Him Rotha, Deputy Director, Cambodian Center for Regional Studies
Key issues discussed include:
• The context and drivers behind China’s involvement in mediating the Cambodia–Thailand border conflict
• Key takeaways from Track Two dialogues hosted by China Foreign Affairs University
• Future prospects for Cambodia–Thailand relations amid evolving domestic and geopolitical dynamics
This episode provides in-depth perspectives on mediation diplomacy and the shifting strategic landscape in Southeast Asia.
