Core Points - The Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Thailand's legal actions against Cambodian leaders, stating it violates Cambodia's sovereignty and damages Cambodia-Thailand relations [1] - Thailand's acting Prime Minister announced intentions to file civil and criminal lawsuits against Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and former Prime Minister Hun Sen for military actions leading to casualties and property damage [1] - The potential lawsuits could result in arrest warrants for Cambodian leaders if they enter Thailand, with discussions of pursuing charges in the International Criminal Court [1] Economic Impact - The ongoing border conflicts between Cambodia and Thailand have led to significant economic risks, particularly affecting tourism, displaced populations, and remittance flows [3] - Following the border closure, Cambodia has banned imports of Thai fruits, vegetables, and energy, while the tourism sector has been severely impacted, with a 92.3% year-on-year drop in Thai tourist ticket sales to Angkor Wat in July [3] - The border trade has seen a substantial decline, with Thailand losing approximately $83.6 million and Cambodia about $15.8 million in June, leading to a downward revision of trade growth forecasts for 2025 from 3% to 2% [4]