<h1>Thailand and Cambodia Agree to Ceasefire Amid U.S. Economic Pressure and ASEAN-Brokered Talks</h1> Thailand and Cambodia agreed to an unconditional ceasefire to end deadly border clashes following economic pressure from the U.S., with the truce brokered in Malaysia under ASEAN auspices. Despite the ceasefire taking effect, sporadic skirmishes and accusations of violations occurred, with both sides reporting conflicting accounts of attacks. Military commanders agreed to halt troop movements and establish coordination before a joint border meeting. The U.S. expressed support for the ceasefire and pledged to assist in monitoring compliance. The ceasefire coincides with impending U.S. trade tariff decisions affecting both countries, which have been cited as leverage to encourage peace. Displaced residents began returning home cautiously amid ongoing uncertainty about the durability of the truce. Analysts noted the ceasefire remains fragile, contingent on political developments and trade negotiations.