Violence has flared once more on the Thailand-Cambodia border after a fragile peace, mediated just weeks ago by Donald Trump, shattered, sparking airstrikes, more casualties, and the fleeing of thousands of civilians. The bloodshed represents an immense collapse in diplomatic efforts and a humiliating setback for international peacemaking objectives.
With 35,000 people forced to evacuate their homes and renewed fighting, many are questioning the efficacy of recent accords and the trustworthiness of external mediators, including the US president who is now under worldwide scrutiny.
