Dynamics of the India-China rivalry will play a significant role in determining how Bhutan pursues diplomatic ties with Beijing
“In the China-Bhutan agreement, the main source of fear for India is the issue of India’s detached northeast states,” itBut for Medha Bisht, a professor at South Asian University and expert on Bhutanese foreign policy, the inking of the agreement for a roadmap was “not surprising” and should “not raise eyebrows” as it had been “anticipated for a long time”.Back in 2010, Bhutan and China agreed to carry out a joint field survey of the disputed regions, which was completed by 2015.
Indian and Chinese troops withdrew from Doklam following a 73-day stalemate, but satellite images subsequently showed the Sakteng wildlife sanctuaryBhutan shares a 400-km-long contested border with China. Beijing claims around 765 square kms of Bhutanese territory, distributed between the north-west and central regions of the Himalayan kingdom.
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