Cambodia just rolled out the red carpet for Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing, pulling off a major diplomatic event. The two sides signed four agreements aimed at boosting security and economic cooperation.
Down on the street, though, folks are feeling a bit uneasy. With Myanmar's ongoing instability, people are worried that getting too cozy with the military leadership could land Cambodia in some sticky diplomatic trouble.
Local media has been all over the visit, with officials defending it as a step toward regional cooperation. But as everyone here knows, it is never quite that simple. There is a definite undercurrent of tension in the air.
