Channtha So
@channthaso.bsky.social
Lecturer of Political Science & International Relations | Freelance Consultant in Campaign Strategies, Advocacy and Policy Analysis.
SIPRI report indicates that the US is not a major arms supplier to Thailand. What does this strategic alliance imply?
August 30, 2025 at 2:01 PM
SIPRI report indicates that the US is not a major arms supplier to Thailand. What does this strategic alliance imply?
Ukraine also an example for this case.
August 27, 2025 at 12:40 AM
Ukraine also an example for this case.
This case can be seen in the border conflict btw Cambodia and Thailand, while Cambodia, a small and poor state, has been invaded by Thailand. Even though this, the world is still blind, such as @Sweden as champion of democracy but sells Gripen fighters while the ongoing conflict between 🇰🇭 & 🇹🇭.
August 27, 2025 at 12:40 AM
This case can be seen in the border conflict btw Cambodia and Thailand, while Cambodia, a small and poor state, has been invaded by Thailand. Even though this, the world is still blind, such as @Sweden as champion of democracy but sells Gripen fighters while the ongoing conflict between 🇰🇭 & 🇹🇭.
The Truth& Logics,
It is a natural law that a small, poor state cannot invade a larger, more prosperous state. The claim that Cambodia has invaded Thai territory is a false claim and a provocative act.
It is a natural law that a small, poor state cannot invade a larger, more prosperous state. The claim that Cambodia has invaded Thai territory is a false claim and a provocative act.
July 26, 2025 at 8:34 AM
The Truth& Logics,
It is a natural law that a small, poor state cannot invade a larger, more prosperous state. The claim that Cambodia has invaded Thai territory is a false claim and a provocative act.
It is a natural law that a small, poor state cannot invade a larger, more prosperous state. The claim that Cambodia has invaded Thai territory is a false claim and a provocative act.
Meanwhile, the European Union has already reduced the Everything But Arms (EBA) trade preferences by 20% and has threatened to cut an additional 80%. Given these challenges, what options does Cambodia have for market diversification during this difficult time?
April 3, 2025 at 3:41 AM
Meanwhile, the European Union has already reduced the Everything But Arms (EBA) trade preferences by 20% and has threatened to cut an additional 80%. Given these challenges, what options does Cambodia have for market diversification during this difficult time?