South Asia

China-Bhutan border negotiations can yield results without India’s intervention

Global Times (17 October 2021)- Senior diplomatic officials of China and Bhutan signed a memorandum of understanding on a three-step roadmap for expediting the Bhutan-China boundary negotiations during a videoconference

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