Art Small state relations: Bhutan and Bangladesh March 30, 2020 1 Image credit: Talakha Goemba by Nitasha Kaul Written by Nitasha Kaul and Sangay Khandu. Inter-state rivalries between bigger states like India and China or India…
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International Relations Strategic impact of joint development and utilisation of hydropower resources between China and Kyrgyzstan February 14, 2013 2 By Kunduz Rysbek. Securing the energy supply necessary for China's continued economic growth is heavily dependent upon mutual cooperation between China and energy providing countries.…
