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MP Queries Debt as Ngultrum Faces Decline
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MP Queries Debt as Ngultrum Faces Decline

Bhutan's lawmakers express concerns over external debt as the Ngultrum faces depreciation against the US dollar, prompting questions about economic resilience.

May 23, 2026

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Anthropological Skills: Essential in the AI Age

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Anthropological Skills: Essential in the AI Age

May 27, 2026

Bhutan's WTO Journey: Lessons from Global South

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Bhutan's WTO Journey: Lessons from Global South

May 27, 2026

Chain-Link Fencing: A Double-Edged Sword

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Chain-Link Fencing: A Double-Edged Sword

May 27, 2026

Great Yeti Quest Boosts Sakteng Homestays

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Great Yeti Quest Boosts Sakteng Homestays

May 27, 2026

Goleng Decline Threatens Brokpa Livelihoods

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Goleng Decline Threatens Brokpa Livelihoods

May 27, 2026

Arbitration: Control, Confidentiality, and Finality

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Arbitration: Control, Confidentiality, and Finality

May 27, 2026

Haa Wetlands: New Breeding Haven for Cranes

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Haa Wetlands: New Breeding Haven for Cranes

May 27, 2026

Govt. Reviews Tax Concessions for Bumthang Zones

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Govt. Reviews Tax Concessions for Bumthang Zones

May 27, 2026

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Insolvency Law Overhaul: Bhutan's Long-Awaited Reform
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Insolvency Law Overhaul: Bhutan's Long-Awaited Reform

Bhutan's Insolvency and Rehabilitation Bill aims to modernize its economic framework, focusing on rescue and recovery over liquidation.

May 20, 2026

Counterfeit Currency Arrest Sparks National Discussion
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Counterfeit Currency Arrest Sparks National Discussion

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

May 18, 2026

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Anthropological Skills: Essential in the AI Age

Anthropological Skills: Essential in the AI Age

Anthropological skills are crucial in the AI era, providing cultural insights and ethical guidance to ensure technology aligns with human complexities.

May 27, 2026

Chain-Link Fencing: A Double-Edged Sword

Chain-Link Fencing: A Double-Edged Sword

Chain-link fencing in Bhutan offers protection against wildlife but also highlights social divides. A flexible, inclusive approach is crucial for equitable outcomes.

May 27, 2026

Goleng Decline Threatens Brokpa Livelihoods

Goleng Decline Threatens Brokpa Livelihoods

The Brokpa communities face existential challenges as the indigenous Goleng cattle populations decline, threatening their cultural and economic livelihoods.

May 27, 2026

Arbitration: Control, Confidentiality, and Finality

Arbitration: Control, Confidentiality, and Finality

Discover how arbitration offers control, confidentiality, and finality in Bhutan, reshaping the legal landscape and driving economic growth.

May 27, 2026

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EducationDigitalisation Transforms Learning for 6,000 Students

Bhutan's digitalisation initiative is revolutionizing education for over 6,000 students by enhancing access to technology and transforming learning environments across 10 schools.

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SportsJunior Tennis Sparks Youth Passion for Sports

The Bhutan Junior Tennis Championship has ignited a passion for tennis among young athletes, showcasing burgeoning talent and fostering a vibrant sporting culture in Bhutan.

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EconomyEV Demand Surges Amid Rising Fuel Costs

As fuel prices soar, Bhutan sees a surge in electric vehicle demand. However, affordability and charging infrastructure gaps remain significant challenges.

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EducationGovt. Supports Arts Students Amid Policy Changes

Bhutan extends support to Arts students with scholarships and loans amid policy changes, ensuring continued education and employment opportunities.

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EnvironmentEarly Monsoon Heat Poses Harvest Risks

Bhutan faces climate challenges with an early monsoon amid record heat, posing risks and opportunities for agriculture.

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EconomyOvercoming Financing Hurdles in Bhutan's Agriculture

High NPLs and weak financing systems hinder Bhutan's agriculture growth. Strategic reforms and investments offer a promising outlook for the sector.

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EducationFirst International School Opens in Bhutan

Bhutan's first international school opens in August, offering global education standards to expatriate and Bhutanese students. A milestone in Bhutan's educational landscape.

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EconomyDebating Debt: Ngultrum's Fall and Future Risks

Bhutan's currency depreciation raises concerns over debt sustainability. Lawmakers call for strategic risk management to tackle exchange rate volatility.

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NewsBhutan Enters Singapore's Agri-Food Market

Bhutan's entry into Singapore's agri-food market marks a strategic expansion, showcasing unique, sustainable products and forging international partnerships.

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HealthBhutan's Colorectal Cancer Awareness Drive

The Bhutan Cancer Society launches a colorectal cancer awareness campaign in eastern dzongkhags, targeting rural communities and monastic institutions.

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TourismBhutan's Tourism Dilemma: Navigating Challenges

Bhutan's tourism industry faces challenges from global disruptions and new GST policies. A strategic approach is needed to protect local operators and Brand Bhutan.

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CultureThe Quiet Wisdom of Bhutan's Greeting Culture

Explore the cultural depth of Bhutan's greeting 'Kuzu Zangpo', a timeless expression of holistic well-being and respect that transcends mere salutations.

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PoliticsBhutan's Civil Service Reform Dilemma

Bhutan's civil service reform aims for agility and innovation, yet faces structural contradictions with centralization. Explore the challenges and future steps.

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HealthNavigating the Virus, Fear, and Freedom Beyond

Understand hantavirus and the fear it brings. Learn how embracing change and resilience can lead to freedom beyond fear.

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EconomyNon-Hydro Debt Raises Rupee Peg Concerns

Bhutan's rising non-hydropower debt raises concerns over currency risks linked to the rupee peg. Proactive debt management and strategic initiatives are key.

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NewsTax Exemption for Farm Roads on Private Land

Bhutan's Ministry of Finance introduces a tax exemption for private land used for community farm roads, effective 2026. This policy supports rural development and recognizes...

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CultureSakteng: A Highland Culture in Transition

Discover how Sakteng's rich cultural traditions face transformation as modernization and road connectivity reshape highland life.

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TourismWhere Forests Forge the Future

Discover how Panbang, nestled in Bhutan's forests, is pioneering eco-tourism, blending rich biodiversity with cultural heritage for a sustainable future.

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NewsASF Crisis in Norbugang Unveils Insurance Shortfalls

The ASF outbreak in Norbugang highlights critical livestock insurance gaps, impacting farmers' livelihoods. Urgent reforms are needed to support rural economies.

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HealthBhutan's Bold Step Towards Tougher Tobacco Laws

Bhutan's NC pushes for stricter tobacco laws amid rising cigarette and vaping imports, focusing on youth health and regulatory overhaul.

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EconomyMP Queries Debt as Ngultrum Faces Decline

Bhutan's lawmakers express concerns over external debt as the Ngultrum faces depreciation against the US dollar, prompting questions about economic resilience.

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NewsGelephu's Transition: A Mayor's Legacy

Gelephu transforms into a Mindfulness City under Tshering Norbu's legacy. Discover the achievements and challenges of Gelephu's last elected mayor.

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EconomyGlobal Investors Eye Bhutan's Agribusiness Potential

Bhutan's BATIF 2.0 forum captivates global investors, spotlighting high-value agriculture projects and sustainable development opportunities.

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EducationTVET Accreditation: Shaping Future-Ready Trainees

Bhutan's TVET accreditation drive aims to produce globally competitive, work-ready trainees by aligning with international standards, enhancing the quality and recognition of education.

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NewsRegulating Digital Platforms: A Growing Challenge

Digital platforms challenge Bhutan's content regulation efforts, as BICMA navigates enforcing standards across rapidly expanding online media.

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EnvironmentCooler Pre-Monsoon Delays Summer Warm-Up in Bhutan

Bhutan experiences a cooler, wetter pre-monsoon, delaying summer's warmth. Experts downplay El Niño's impact, citing the country's unique geography.

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PoliticsNC Endorses Fund for Yenlag Thromde Growth

Bhutan's National Council endorses a dedicated fund for Yenlag Thromdes, aiming to boost urban development and address investment disparities.

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PoliticsDarla Gewog's Plea: Land Lease Controversy Unfolds

Darla Gewog seeks the PM's intervention over land lease approval, highlighting tensions between development and community welfare.

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PoliticsGovt's Nu 10,000 Payout for Third Child Begins

The Bhutanese government rolls out a Nu 10,000 monthly incentive for third children starting June, addressing demographic challenges threatening economic stability.

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Culture108 Jangchub Chortens Project Gains Global Support

The 108 Jangchub Chortens project in Bhutan secures global support, uniting communities worldwide in a vision of peace and compassion.

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EconomyFixing and Fine-Tuning GST Regime

Exploring the challenges and potential of Bhutan's GST regime, this article delves into the inflation impact, compliance burdens, and the need for digital integration.

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EconomyGlobal Ventures Boost Bhutan's Economy

Discover how Bhutan attracts global investors in trout farming, wellness, and chocolate production, paving the way for economic growth.

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EconomyFinance Ministry Keeps Tax Breaks on Wet & Dry Lands

Bhutan's finance ministry maintains tax concessions on wet and dry lands. Regional disparities spark debate, with calls for equitable amendments next summer.

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EconomyBATIF 2.0 Sparks Major Investments in Bhutan

At BATIF 2.0, Bhutan secures major investments to revolutionize its agrifood sector through strategic global partnerships. 🌾💼

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NewsBhutan and EU Forge Investment Future on Europe Day

Bhutan and the EU are shifting towards an investment-driven future, focusing on trade and private sector engagement during Europe Day talks in Thimphu.

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NewsNA Holds Off on Building Height Increase in Yenlag Throm

The National Assembly of Bhutan defers the decision to increase building heights in Yenlag throms, emphasizing the need for sustainable urban planning.

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NewsGood Governance Committee's Four Key RCSC Reforms

The Good Governance Committee proposes four key reforms to enhance fairness and motivation in Bhutan's civil service, addressing the MaX system's shortcomings.

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EconomyBhutan's Ambitious 13th Five-Year Plan Unveiled

Bhutan's 13th Five-Year Plan increases to Nu 517 billion, aiming to boost economic growth amid challenges of youth unemployment and inflation.

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