Thailand, Cambodia Agree Immediate Ceasefire After Deadly Border Clashes

• Thailand and Cambodia agreed to an "immediate ceasefire" on Saturday, ending weeks of deadly border clashes.
• The agreement, confirmed by defense ministers Natthaphon Nakrphanit and Tea Seiha, includes maintaining current troop deployments.
• The recent 20-day fighting killed at least 101 people and displaced over half a million.
• Clashes re-ignited in December after a previous ceasefire, brokered by US President Donald Trump in July, broke down.
• ASEAN observers will oversee the ceasefire, with direct coordination between defense officials.

Why It Matters: Thailand and Cambodia halt deadly border clashes with an immediate ceasefire, overseen by ASEAN.