China Outreach to Bhutan and Challenge to India
Recently, Chinese ambassador to India Luo Zhaohui visited Bhutan once again. The visit was a part of China’s strategy to intensify engagement with Bhutan, a country it does not have diplomatic relations with.
China’s Bhutan Outreach
- Foreign Policy Challenge: China’s Bhutan Outreach poses a significant foreign policy challenge for India in the neighbourhood, not least because the new government in Bhutan is likely to look at China more and more as a potential partner in its efforts to diversify its economy.
- Reliance on Hydropower: Bhutan’s new government headed wants to reduce the mountainous country’s excessive reliance on hydropower which it exports to India. ....
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