According to media reports, the Prime Minister of Bhutan recently made a public statement on the China-Bhutan border issue. What is unexpected is that China has not yet responded, India, which has always had border disputes with China, is anxious, and the Indian media also found a surprising thing.
Bhutan has publicly expressed its position on the central border issue
According to a number of foreign media reports, Bhutanese Prime Minister Celing recently went to Brussels to participate in the summit and exchange and meet with leaders of a number of EU countries. After that, Tsering was interviewed by the Belgian media, Bhutan is one of China's neighbors, so the relationship between Bhutan and China has also become a focus topic.
In response to the media has been hyping up the issue of no border in China, this time Celing publicly clarified the rumors, saying that Bhutan and China do not have a major border issue. Tsering also announced that China and Bhutan will hold talks in the near future and that the two sides will also be ready to sign a boundary treaty.
Overnight, the news that "China and Bhutan will sign a boundary treaty" spread around the world, making those countries with other intentions to drive a wedge between China and Bhutan. The Indian media reported on the matter, and India also discovered a truth that they themselves did not want to accept.
The last thing India wants to see happen
In an interview with European media, Bhutanese Prime Minister Zering openly talked about the imminent signing of a border treaty between China and Bhutan. Celin's move not only tells me that China and Bhutan are friendly neighbors around the world, including Western countries, but also reminds ambitious India of reality.
After Zering made relevant statements, Indian media said that Bhutan's move would threaten India's national security. Indian media also found that once Bhutan signs a border treaty with China, then India will become the only country among all of China's neighbors that has not signed a border treaty with China until now.
It is clear that India has become "isolated" in this regard. Over the past few years, India has been obstructing Bhutan and China from reaching an agreement on the border issue and signing relevant documents, and Bhutan's important statement has once again slapped India in the face and also sent an important signal to the outside world. Some experts said that this proves that Bhutan has realized that the China-India border issue needs to be resolved by both sides through negotiation channels, rather than unilaterally creating confrontation in the Sino-Indian border area like India.
Bhutan is a small country in terms of size and population, but when dealing with border issues with China, Bhutan has shown the political structure and vision that a big country should have. Border disputes between countries can be resolved through dialogue and communication, while some countries choose to unilaterally create trouble, and such immature performance is only worthy of sitting at the table of children.
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