Biden unterzeichnet Gesetz zur Stärkung der US-Unterstützung für Tibet

Submission Statement:

US President Joe Biden has signed into law a bill that enhances American support for Tibet and promotes dialogue between China and the Dalai Lama toward a peaceful resolution of the dispute over the status and governance of the remote Himalayan region.

China had opposed the Resolve Tibet Act and described it as a “destabilising” Act. The Act was passed by the House of Representatives last February and it cleared the Senate in May.

The Act enhances US support for Tibet — empowering State Department officials to actively and directly counter disinformation about Tibet from the Chinese government.

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I see the rationale behind the move on the US’ part, but I fail to see anything the bill really does, except try to win in the court of public opinion. Let me explain; the US knows how China will react to this bill before passing it, and that reaction is to get pissy about their sovereignty being infringed upon. What is the win here? The best win that I can see is a domestic one for US politics to make it appear that Biden and the legislature are DOING something.

Am I missing something?

*Somewhere between virtue signalling and gaslighting*

Look like they have given up on using xinjiang, china has a stronger foothold in tibet not a good choice for destabilization efforts this strategy would probably work in south America or Africa, US should focus its strategy in the economic and military front.