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Reçu aujourd’hui — 17 décembre 2025

A visual guide to the historical maps and temples at the heart of the Thailand-Cambodia conflict

17 décembre 2025 à 03:00

Border conflict has roots in colonial maps and long-standing ‘sibling rivalry’

Thailand and Cambodia have been locked in a border dispute for more than a century, which exploded again in the summer of 2025. Peace efforts have had mixed results and fighting continues.

A historical dispute over lines drawn on colonial maps is often used as a pretext for simmering nationalism. The two countries have had what one historian called a “sibling rivalry” for decades, fanned by competing claims to the region’s rich cultural heritage, including ancient temples in disputed areas.

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© Composite: National Library of France / EPA / The Guardian / Guardian design

© Composite: National Library of France / EPA / The Guardian / Guardian design

© Composite: National Library of France / EPA / The Guardian / Guardian design

Reçu hier — 16 décembre 2025

What is ‘home’ now? A woman’s two-year search for safety in the ruins of Gaza

Nour AbuShammala has returned to her partly destroyed apartment in Gaza City. This is her story of multiple displacements, injury and devastation over the last two years

When 26-year-old Nour AbuShammala stepped back into her family’s apartment in Gaza City in October the rooms were gutted, the walls were damaged by bombing, and there was no water or electricity, but it was still home.

Since the outbreak of war in October 2023 she has been forced to flee six times. This is her story of relentless displacement, survival and loss, told using photography and videos provided by AbuShammala and satellite imagery of a ruined Gaza.

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© Composite: Nour AbuShammala / The Guardian / Guardian design

© Composite: Nour AbuShammala / The Guardian / Guardian design

© Composite: Nour AbuShammala / The Guardian / Guardian design

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