Cambodia and Thailand have a long-standing maritime border dispute dating back to 1973, with negotiations stalled due to political instability in Bangkok. Under the Pheu Thai-led government, there were hopes of resuming talks to unlock oil and gas reserves in the Gulf of Thailand. However, confusion and opposition within the Thai government have hindered progress, leading to a lack of policy clarity and potential nationalist backlash that threatens bilateral relations.
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