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Thailand and Cambodia agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday to end weeks of border clashes that killed at least 101 people and displaced over half a million. The agreement, signed by both countries' defense ministers, halts troop movements and reinforces a no-force policy against civilians. The ceasefire will be monitored by ASEAN and direct communication between the countries' defense leaders. The conflict, rooted in century-old border disputes, saw previous ceasefires brokered by U.S.

Courtesy: theprint.in