Coss Posted July 7 Report Posted July 7 Thai fishermen face soaring diesel prices, ironically above vast, undeveloped natural gas and oil reserves in the Gulf of Thailand. These $300 billion resources are locked by a 25-year-old maritime border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia. Thailand recently escalated tensions by unilaterally withdrawing from a 2001 framework agreement. In response, Cambodia invoked a rare UN Law of the Sea mechanism to compel negotiations. Cambodia argues unlocking these resources is vital for regional energy security, especially after global chokepoint crises. However, Thailand, driven by nationalism and a desire to define borders before resource sharing, remains resistant, leaving the valuable energy untapped... LINK
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