Thailand, Cambodia Continue Border Talks Amid Conflict

Thailand and Cambodia are having important talks to stop the fighting at their border.

They have been fighting for over two weeks, and many people have been hurt or had to leave their homes.

Both countries blame each other for starting the fights.

They had a deal to stop fighting in October, but it didn't work very well.

Now, they are trying to make a new agreement to keep the peace.

The talks are happening at a checkpoint near their border and will last for three days.

If they succeed, their defense ministers will meet next week to discuss more.

The fighting has been getting less intense, but there are still some small fights happening.

Unfortunately, two Thai soldiers were hurt by a landmine, and another Cambodian civilian was killed.