Some time ago, China and Bhutan had a frank conversation in Beijing on the border issue, and they have already talked about the issue of "establishing diplomatic relations"!
At that time, the general attitude of public opinion was that this would not go so smoothly, and India was an uncertain factor.
In fact, according to Indian media reports, King Wangchuck of Bhutan arrived in Assam, India, on the 3rd to begin an eight-day official visit to India.
Assam is very close to Bhutan, and the key is that it is close to Bangladesh and China, which is a bit interesting to watch!
According to the daily schedule, they also have to go to New Delhi to meet Mok Lao Sen and S Jaishankar.
The Indian media are also very concerned about his visit.
If you are small and broad, and have the ability and courage to do so, it is estimated that you will be able to succeed.
Looking at the actions of King Wangchuck of Bhutan, it is quite like the meaning of "Tang Ju Envoy to Qin State", it is really difficult!
It is certainly not a good thing for India to find the king of Bhutan at this time
The Bhutanese royal family's visit to India is, to the outside world, a normal event.
But after the Bhutanese Foreign Minister came to China, the King's visit at this time became different.
Of course, Indian officials "refuted rumors" for this visit, and the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the visit on the 2nd, saying that India and Bhutan have unique friendship and cooperative relations.
The visit will provide an opportunity for both sides to take a comprehensive look at bilateral cooperation and further advance this "model" partnership.
Bhutan's foreign ministry said India does not uphold the principle of understanding and mutual trust, and the king's visit will further promote the "cross-sector model bilateral partnership".
Pretty words are nice, but as for what the outside world thinks, that's another thing.
The domestic media didn't think much of it, but the Indian media did a lot of it.
Bhutan's "Kunsere Daily" and Reuters have reported one after another, and it is not too interesting to watch the excitement.
It's not that we live the belly of a gentleman with the heart of a villain, it's really something that India does, and people can't rest assured.
If India hadn't undermined it, China and Bhutan would have established diplomatic relations long ago.
From his point of view, he can also understand that the Tibetan Plateau is ours and occupies a very high geographical advantage.
I happen to be in the plains, which is the place where I am passively beaten, not to mention the Siliguri Corridor!
Every time, when the conversation was almost over, India came out and crossed the bar, and then Bhutan had to give up.
The India-Bhutan Treaty of Amity, signed between India and Bhutan in 2007, stipulates that Bhutan must consult with India on any issue of "strategic interests".
Even if Bhutan is really determined, regardless of India's insistence on establishing diplomatic relations with China, the work that needs to be done will still be done.
It's another thing to say that he doesn't agree, but it's really inappropriate not to say it.
However, Mo Laoxian is not a stupid person, and in addition to exerting pressure on the king of Bhutan to go this time, there is also a possibility that he will learn about China's idea through his mouth.
The trend of history is not to be obstructed if you want to, even if it is the United States, we must clearly recognize the reality.
In the past, many small countries in the Americas did not dare to establish diplomatic relations with China due to the influence of the United States, but now they don't want to put up with it.
Honduras, Ecuador and other countries have chosen the right "path", and the United States has to admit defeat even if it is unwilling
During World War II, the overseas colonies of Western countries declared their independence one by one.
You can stop it once, you can stop it twice, but with the development of history, you can't stop this trend!
Considering China's infrastructure capacity, Bhutan hopes to boost economic development
As for Bhutan's willingness to establish diplomatic relations with China, it has also been considered repeatedly.
The number of countries that have diplomatic relations with this country is not particularly large, only more than 20, and it is largely influenced by India, which is seriously constrained diplomatically.
Even if Bhutan's royal family has such a good relationship with the British royal family, it has not yet established diplomatic relations with the United Kingdom.
It is indeed detrimental to the development of the country. None of the P5 has established diplomatic relations, and this is indeed the only one in the world.
The main reason for wanting to establish diplomatic relations with China is that it is closest to China.
I want to use China to build some basic projects, railways, high-speed rail, and hydropower stations.
Some countries were originally very backward economically, but with the help of doing business with China, they have successfully developed the national economy.
Another major advantage of doing business in China is that it only talks about business and does not involve political issues, and China does not like to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.
Unlike a certain country that likes to pretend to be an uncle at every turn, there is a emperor on his head every day, and no one can stand it!
India has also invested in South Asia in the past, but the quality problem is easy to cause concern to the outside world.
For example, the collapse of the dam in India is terrifying, and you can't do it yourself, so you can't borrow it from other countries.
India's domestic problems continue to deflect public pressure
Modi's visit to the King of Bhutan this time is also a matter of building momentum.
India is about to have a general election, and for Modi, he is also facing a situation of opposition "forcing the palace".
At this time, deliberately hyping up the China threat can also divert some attention.
On November 1, Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman visited Sri Lanka and said that India would continue to cooperate with Sri Lanka to solve Sri Lanka's debt problem.
At present, many Western countries like to talk about the China issue, and they obviously have nothing to do with China during the general election, but they love to pull China off.
India has always dreamed of becoming the third largest power in the world, but the reality has always been poured cold water.
At the G20 summit, India proposed a Belt and Road initiative to counter China, known as the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), the so-called Spice Road.
The plan to cross the Indian Ocean from India and reach Europe through the Middle East was also strongly approved by the United States and provided him with various funds.
As soon as the Palestinian-Israeli conflict began, this plan was forced to run aground, and now the Middle East has become a mess again, and how this road can be passed is a problem.
Besides, if the United States wants to invest a lot of money in Israel, how can it have the funds to aid India?
Let Modi's ambitious plans run aground again, it's so interesting to watch!!
brief summary
When dealing with neighbors, you should always maintain a respectful attitude, and India's constant criticism of Bhutan will only provoke the other side to resist.
Even if the other party chooses to compromise now because of your power, but you don't want to do it in your heart, sooner or later you will have an opinion.
And if India uses the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Bhutan to ease China's relations, it will not necessarily be a bad thing for India.
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