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Bhutan foreign policy
The Case for the US and Bhutan to Establish Formal Diplomatic Relations
By Abhinav Seetharaman
Conditions are ripening to establish official Bhutan-U.S. ties, a goal supported by three trends: tourism, high-level communication, and the strengthening India-U.S. relationship.
The Himalayan Triangle: Bhutan’s Courtship With India and China
By Passang Dorji
Bhutan’s efforts to ensure predictable ties with China and India (and between them) touch on the state’s very survival.
Economic Revival is on the Minds of Bhutanese Voters
By Santosh Sharma Poudel
The final round of Bhutan’s fourth general election on January 9 will be a contest between the PDP and the BTP.
Bhutan: India First, But Not India Alone?
By Prin Shasiharan
While slowly diversifying its basket of economic and diplomatic relationships, Bhutan continues to remain a steadfast Indian ally.
Is India Losing Its Grip on Bhutan?
By Kashish Kumar
China’s influence is rising thanks to public discontent with New Delhi’s approach.
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