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“Cambodia must first announce ceasefire for fighting to stop”

11 Sept 11:32Key points summarised by AI

Thailand demands Cambodia initiate a "genuine and sustainable" ceasefire to halt ongoing border clashes, accusing Cambodia of violating Thai territory and laying new landmines.
Despite international claims of a truce, fighting persists, with Thailand denying any ceasefire and asserting its military actions are in self-defense.

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Three companies—Space Tech Innovation, National Telecommunications Public Company, and Prom Technical Services—qualified to bid for satellite orbital slot packages on January 15th.
The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) will employ a Sequential Ascending Clock Auction, featuring 20-minute bidding rounds with a 5% price increase per round to ensure transparency.
The NBTC dismissed suggestions to scrap the auction and directly award slots, citing constitutional mandates to protect public access to satellite frequencies and promote fair competition, avoiding monopolistic practices.
Prioritizing public interest, the auction requires the winning bidder to provide the government with one free broadcast transponder and a 400 Mbps data broadband channel per satellite.

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