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December 9, 2025

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Thai-Cambodian fighting spreads along disputed border

Smoke rises from the site after Thailand launched airstrikes along its disputed border with Cambodia, according to the Thai military, in Choeteal Kong, Preah Vihear province, Cambodia, in this scenario taken from social media video released on December 8, 2025. —Reuters Cambodia says two civilians were killed overnight. A Thai soldier is killed in action. Each side blames the other for conflicts. Thailand said it was taking action to expel Cambodian forces from its territory on Tuesday, as fresh fighting between the two Southeast Asian neighbors spread along the disputed border. Each side has blamed the other for the clashes,

October 31, 2024

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Indian and Chinese soldiers hand out sweets at disputed border

Indian and Chinese troops salute each other along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) near the Karakoram Pass in Ladakh on October 31, 2024, on the occasion of Diwali. — AFP NEW DELHI: Indian and Chinese soldiers exchanged boxes of sweets on Thursday at two points on their disputed high-altitude border, a week after the leaders of the Asian rivals held a rare meeting. An Indian army official who was not authorized to speak to reporters confirmed that “sweets were exchanged between Indian and Chinese troops at several border points on the occasion of Diwali.” India’s defense minister, Rajnath Singh,

September 16, 2024

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Indian Hindu group in IIOJK ‘ready to vote’ in disputed territory

In this photo taken on Sept. 5, 2024, Hindu refugees from West Pakistan talk while sitting outside their shops in Jammu. — AFP It took 77 years for Dev Raj to vote in local elections in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), and the Hindu elder is clear who he will please. “I will vote, and happily, for Modi,” Raj said, referring to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, leader of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Three-phase elections begin in the occupied Muslim-majority region on September 18, the first IIOJK regional elections in a decade — and the first

August 3, 2024

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Diplomats push for progress in resolving disputed elections in Venezuela

CARACAS: Brazil, Colombia and Mexico are pushing for Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to meet with the opposition candidate in last week’s disputed election, a diplomatic source told Reuters on Friday, as a growing number of Western governments reject Maduro’s claim to victory. . The trio of leftist Latin American countries want Maduro and Edmundo Gonzalez to meet without popular opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, who spearheaded Gonzalez’s campaign after being banned from taking office, the source said. Venezuela’s electoral authority, seen by critics as favoring the ruling socialists, declared Maduro the winner in last Sunday’s vote, saying on Monday that

August 1, 2024

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Tensions rise in Venezuela after disputed election, more arrests expected

Shops and public transport across Venezuela were closed on Wednesday as tensions over a hotly contested presidential election and rumors of more opposition arrests and sporadic violence kept many people at home. Socialist President Nicolas Maduro, who has ruled since 2013, was declared the winner of Sunday’s vote by the electoral council. But the opposition says about 90 percent of its votes show its candidate, Edmundo Gonzalez, received more than double the support Maduro attracted. As the dispute entered its third day amid growing calls for more transparency, the government insisted it had not produced complete vote totals at the

July 21, 2024

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China and the Philippines agree on a temporary plan to supply the disputed waters

The Philippines and China have “reached an agreement on a provisional agreement” on resupply missions to a floating warship in the South China Sea, according to a statement from Manila’s foreign ministry on Sunday. The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) did not disclose details of the agreement regarding supply missions to the Sierra Madre, a ship stationed at Second Thomas Shoal. The DFA stressed that this development followed “frank and constructive discussions” between the two countries during the Bilateral Consultation Mechanism earlier this month. “Both sides continue to recognize the need to de-escalate the situation in the South China Sea

July 10, 2024

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India is speeding up hydropower projects in disputed territory claimed by China

NEW DELHI: India plans to spend $1 billion to speed up the construction of 12 hydropower plants in the northeastern Himalayan state of Arunachal Pradesh, two government sources said, a move that could stoke tensions with China claiming the region. The federal finance ministry under Nirmala Sitharaman recently approved up to 7.5 billion rupees ($89.85 million) in financial assistance to each hydropower project in the northeastern region, the sources said. Under the scheme, around 90 billion rupees are likely to be allocated for the 12 hydropower projects in Arunachal Pradesh, the sources with direct knowledge of the matter said. The

January 31, 2024

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Indian court allows Hindus to pray inside disputed mosque

An Indian court heard one of the country’s most sensitive religious disputes on Wednesday, allowing Hindu worshipers to pray inside a mosque in the city of Varanasi. The Gyanvapi mosque is one of several Islamic houses of worship that Hindu activists, backed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party, have been trying for decades to reclaim their religion. It was built in the 17th century by the Mughal Empire in a city where devout Hindus from across the country cremate their loved ones in the Ganges River. The court in Varanasi ruled that Hindu worshipers – who believe the mosque replaced

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