Following weeks of armed clashes along the border between Thailand and Cambodia, both nations have officially agreed to a ceasefire. The escalation of hostilities led to significant displacement, with approximately one million individuals affected and displaced from their homes. Diplomatic efforts, involving regional and international mediators, played a crucial role in de-escalating the conflict and establishing the ceasefire agreement. The agreement aims to halt ongoing violence, facilitate peace negotiations, and address underlying issues related to border disputes. Despite the ceasefire, the situation remains monitored closely by regional stakeholders, and efforts continue to promote stability and return of displaced populations. The conflict’s resolution marks a critical step in regional diplomacy, though underlying tensions and unresolved territorial claims persist in the broader context of Southeast Asian geopolitics.