Just in time for its National Day in October, China completed construction of a new village high in the mountains where the Chinese region of Tibet meets the kingdom of Bhutan. A hundred people moved into two dozen new homes beside the Torsa River and celebrated the holiday by raising China’s flag and singing the national anthem. Read More…
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The Line of Actual Control (LAC) is among the most sensitive and strategically consequential frontiers in the world. Yet, unlike a formally demarcated international...



























