Insolvency Law Overhaul: Bhutan's Long-Awaited Reform

Bhutan's MPs advocate for visa reform and a unified tourism authority to enhance the tourism sector's sustainability and growth. 📈

The GST debate in Bhutan intensifies as inflation rises, prompting government proposals for expanded exemptions to ease consumer burdens.

Bhutan's schools transform as a million-euro initiative delivers campus-wide internet, reshaping education for thousands of students and teachers.

The Indus Waters Treaty, a landmark agreement, faces challenges as Pakistan uses it to obstruct Indian development. A reevaluation is crucial for equitable benefits.

Bhutan's creative economy is flourishing with government support, highlighting music, fashion, and film industries on a global stage.

Discover how Bhutan is transforming its justice system to be more inclusive, people-centric, and accessible, aligning with its Gross National Happiness philosophy.

The Bhutanese government announces strategic measures to support pig farmers, addressing market distortions and financial challenges in the pig farming sector.

Delayed reconstruction of the Jiti bridge in Samtse threatens to isolate five gewogs during the monsoon season. Immediate action is needed to prevent economic and...

Bhutan sets a bold goal to roll out the Cambridge curriculum by 2027, addressing challenges in infrastructure and teacher capacity with strategic investments.

The Indus Waters Treaty, signed in 1960, stands as a unique testament to post-colonial diplomacy between India and Pakistan. Despite its role in maintaining peace,...

Two individuals arrested in Bhutan for counterfeit currency highlights growing concerns over fake currency circulation and the need for enhanced security measures.

Thimphu Police arrested six individuals linked to vandalism of 15 chortens, highlighting the need for cultural heritage protection in Bhutan.

Bhutan's NPPF faces sustainability challenges due to low coverage and inadequate benefits. Recent insights from the National Council's Good Governance Committee highlight necessary reforms.

Bhutan's National Assembly introduces the Mutual Legal Assistance Bill 2026 to enhance international cooperation in criminal matters. Discover its objectives and implications.

Bhutan's Parliament reviews ICAO Convention amendment, aiming for greater influence in global aviation. This move could elevate Bhutan's role in international aviation policy.

Discover how Bhutan's new Insolvency Bill aims to tackle non-performing loan challenges, fostering economic resilience and stability.

Bhutan's top runners face a 37 km challenge in the Snowman Race selection, highlighting endurance and climate change awareness.

Bhutan's new certification rule ensures quality and safety in imports, aiming not to limit trade but to protect consumers with high standards.

Explore the impact of social media on identity and self-worth, and discover how Buddhist philosophy offers a path to authenticity.

Explore the challenges and opportunities of digital charity in Bhutan. Learn how to balance innovation with ethical practices to protect vulnerable communities.

Discover how Bhutan's Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC) offers a unique investment opportunity amid global economic uncertainties, blending tradition with innovation.

Bhutan proposes a bold Nu 153.3B budget for FY 2026-27, focusing on resilience, self-reliance, and strategic sector investments to drive economic growth.

The Great Yeti Quest festival in Sakteng drew thousands, boosting local economy and reviving Brokpa culture. Discover its impact on tourism and culture.

Bhutan halts Pongchola airport project due to feasibility issues, focusing instead on enhancing Yonphula Airport and East–West Highway for regional connectivity.

The Bhutan Cancer Society enhances rural cancer care through strategic partnerships and visionary leadership, ensuring equitable access across the nation.

Bhutan's commitment to big cat conservation raises questions about balancing ecological preservation with development needs, as MPs discuss the long-term costs.

Bhutan's Finance Minister proposes tax breaks until 2040 to boost renewable energy, aiming for a 25GW target. Discover how this plan could transform Bhutan's energy...

Bhutan faces a triple demographic threat that could derail its 10X Economic Vision. Declining birth rates, youth outmigration, and an ageing population pose significant challenges.

MoESD launches a review to rebalance teacher distribution in Bhutan, addressing shortages and enhancing education quality.

Bhutan recovers Nu 240 million in ESP funds after an ACC review highlights procedural lapses, prompting financial reforms.

The National Council reviewed progress on healthcare reforms, focusing on policy updates, human resources, and digital health. Key recommendations aim to enhance Bhutan's healthcare system.

The 25 MW Begana Hydropower Project begins main civil works, marking a significant milestone in Bhutan's energy sector with international cooperation.

In Bhutan, media and institutions seek collaboration to navigate digital challenges, misinformation, and enhance transparency in the evolving information landscape.

Australia's student visa refusal rates reach record highs, impacting Bhutanese students. Stricter regulations and new visa categories challenge international aspirations.

His Majesty The King opens Bhutan's Fifth Parliament Session, fostering diplomatic ties and national development through visionary projects.

Bhutan Badminton Federation's training in Tsirang empowers educators to promote badminton at schools, nurturing a new generation of players.

Discover how Bhutan is tackling the rise of online scams with enhanced financial literacy, stronger legal frameworks, and technology-driven solutions.

Bhutan's agriculture sector is shifting towards commercial production, supported by strategic investments and modern practices, despite challenges.