CRPD Amendment Lacks Support in Bhutan's National Council

Gongdue's cardamom plantations are under threat from a persistent blight. Despite ongoing research, no effective treatment has been found, impacting the local economy and culture.

JICA prioritizes human security in Bhutan, focusing on healthcare, education, and disaster resilience to support sustainable development.

GMCA and GIDC launch a cutting-edge talent platform to enhance the GMC workforce, addressing skill gaps and boosting economic growth. 🌟

Bhutan's industrial parks have generated over Nu 98 million in FY 2025–26, becoming key drivers of economic growth, job creation, and technological advancement.

Frequent policy U-turns raise concerns over long-term planning, affecting governance and economic stability. Learn how strategic planning can mitigate these risks.

Explore the complex interplay between AI and human cognition. Is AI enhancing our minds or eroding them? Discover insights on balancing AI use to preserve...

Explore the complexities of Bhutan's 'third child plus' policy, which raises important questions about the role of women and the value of life.

Experts in Thimphu are pioneering new methods to measure the effectiveness of anti-corruption agencies, emphasizing trust and innovation in governance.

Bhutan launches its first Geographical Indication products to preserve heritage and boost local incomes, marking a significant step in economic empowerment.

ADB's USD 13 million investment in Bhutan aims to enhance urban infrastructure and affordable housing in Thimphu and Phuentsholing, supporting sustainable growth.

Thimphu hosts the 16th South Asian Bodybuilding Championship, marking a milestone with Bhutan's largest-ever team and attracting athletes from across South Asia.

Paro FC regains the top spot in the BOB Bhutan Premier League with a 2-0 victory over Tsirang FC. The thrilling title race continues as...

Bhutan's political landscape faces challenges with new leadership appointments. This article examines the issues and potential strategies for effective governance.

Bhutan inaugurates the RCID, a state-of-the-art facility enhancing infectious disease control, supported by Japan. Learn about its impact on health security.

The RMA has suspended insurance licensing for six months, pausing market entry despite high interest. This decision aims to review and enhance regulatory frameworks.

Bullying stems from complex causes. To reduce harm, we must address both the symptoms and underlying conditions, nurturing environments where individuals can thrive.

Explore the multifaceted journey of cancer survivorship, emphasizing the critical roles of healthcare systems, personal resilience, and community support.

Explore the limits of the ECB's authority in Bhutan's democracy, focusing on electoral pledges and the importance of voter participation.

Explore how Bhutan is enhancing political accountability by ensuring leaders fulfill their promises. Discover the role of the Election Commission and practical solutions for governance.

Discover Vietnam Corner in Thimphu, where authentic Vietnamese cuisine meets cultural heritage in a serene setting. Experience the essence of Vietnam with every bite.

On November 1st, Bhutanese volunteers will unite to build 108 sacred chortens, embodying national unity and spiritual devotion.

Phuentsholing's election prioritizes water, infrastructure, and tourism. Discover how candidates propose to address these pressing issues in Bhutan's commercial hub.

Discover how Bhutanese farms are meeting the daily milk demand of Indian households, fostering economic and cultural ties across borders.

Explore how Bhutan's Health Trust Fund is pivotal in ensuring the nation's future health security through strategic financial management and public engagement.

Bhutan faces a trust deficit despite low bribery rates, driven by perceptions of favouritism and nepotism. The National Integrity Assessment 2025 reveals key insights and...

Discover how the Pelsung Innovation Lab is reshaping Bhutan's entrepreneurial landscape by focusing on problem-solving and innovation, empowering the next generation of leaders.

BATIF 2.0 has ignited a wave of investment in Bhutan's agrifood sector, with trout farming, traditional medicines, and innovative partnerships leading the charge.

Bhutan's Third Child Plus Programme offers financial incentives to encourage larger families. Can this initiative reverse the nation's declining birth rate?

Thimphu's mayoral election pits incumbent Ugyen Dorji against newcomer Sonam Choden, offering voters a choice between continuity and fresh vision for the capital.

Excessive meetings and frequent travel are major hurdles to Bhutan's public service delivery. With rising costs and inefficiencies, strategic reforms are essential.

Bhutan's GST exemptions on essentials like cooking oils and rice are now effective, easing financial burdens on consumers and boosting the economy.

India strengthens Bhutan's economy with a Nu 2.5 billion release, marking significant progress in their Economic Stimulus Programme. This move supports key sectors and fosters...

Bhutan and India deepen their space-tech collaboration, enhancing various sectors through satellite intelligence to drive Bhutan's national development agenda.

The Royal Institute of Management plans to welcome fee-paying international students, starting with short leadership courses, to enhance its profile and revenue.

Voters in Thimphu and Phuentshogling seek leaders who can address persistent urban issues and turn campaign promises into tangible improvements.

In the upcoming Thromde elections, women constitute nearly 40% of candidates, marking a significant step towards gender equality in Bhutanese politics.

Bhutan faces a critical housing crisis, with rising costs and limited homeownership. Immediate action is needed to ensure affordable housing for all.

The Babesa Expressway upgrade promises to alleviate Thimphu's traffic congestion by 2029, transforming the city's busiest stretch and enhancing public transport.