October 26, 2025
In a lively scene full of hope and handshake magic, Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Manet signed a powerful, enhanced ceasefire deal on October 26, 2025. The dramatic moment took place during the 47th ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, right as U.S. President Donald Trump watched and applauded. This new agreement builds on a truce reached just three months earlier, after Trump’s July efforts to cool down the fiery five-day border conflict between the two nations. Back in July, Mr. Trump personally called the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia, warning them: end the fighting or put your trade talks with the USA on hold! This bold move nudged both sides toward peace, and the new deal seals their commitment to lasting calm. But wait, there’s more! On the same exciting day, Trump signed important agreements with both countries. With Cambodia, he sealed a reciprocal trade deal, and with Thailand, a critical minerals agreement, spotlighting resources vital for tech and industry. A White House official revealed Trump would also sign another minerals agreement with Malaysia during the summit. So, while the leaders were busy waving documents and shaking hands on peace, Trump was busy boosting economic ties in the region. This whole event at the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur dazzled the international stage, blending politics, peace, and business deals. As the sun set on October 26, 2025, all eyes were on Southeast Asia’s hopeful new chapter.
Tags: Thailand, Cambodia, Ceasefire deal, Donald trump, Asean summit, Trade agreements,
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