ASEAN'S DILEMMA: Hun Sen's meet with Min Aung Hlaing unlikely to halt the 'Killing Fields' of Myanmar

Cambodian Prime minister Hun Sen’s surprise move to meet the Myanmar junta leader in January rudely undermines the current ASEAN consensus with his brand of maverick diplomacy, spreading confusion and consternation in several regional capitals.

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