Trump in Malaysia: Dancing and a 'peace deal'

US President Donald Trump in Malaysia: Dancing and a 'peace deal'

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But after the ceremony, Thailand's foreign minister refused to call it a peace agreement, telling the BBC he would call it "a pathway to peace" instead.

Trade pressure from Trump led to a ceasefire in late July, ending five days of clashes that killed more than two dozen people.

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