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TourismBumthang Tourism Growth: Local Businesses Push for Better Facilities

Bumthang's tourism businesses face persistent low occupancy rates despite the district's rich cultural heritage. Local entrepreneurs are calling for expanded facilities, streamlined regulations, and private...

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EconomyRadhi Farmers Expand Handa Tengma Markets Beyond Tradition

Radhi farmers are transforming Handa Tengma, a traditional beaten rice delicacy, into a commercial product with significant market potential. This cultural heritage product is gaining...

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PoliticsThe Buck Must Stop Somewhere: Fixing Accountability in Government

Explore how diffused responsibility in government creates accountability gaps, examining failed projects and proposing solutions for stronger governance and public fund stewardship in resource-constrained nations.

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PoliticsBhutan's Business Regulatory Review: The Reform That Delivered Results

Bhutan's Business Regulatory Review emerged as the one government reform that transitioned from manifesto to reality, resolving 77% of identified regulatory issues and delivering concrete...

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CultureWhen Colour Drains From the Scene: Spiritual Gatherings in Bhutan

Explore the profound spiritual experiences at Bhutanese empowerments, where thousands gather in remote villages for ancient Vajrayana Buddhist initiations. Discover how these sacred gatherings transform...

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NewsKalu Rinpoche Legal Action Perth Community Centre

A legal dispute has emerged involving a prominent Bhutanese religious figure and allegations concerning management of approximately AUD 261,000 in charitable donations for a Perth...

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EconomyHotel Interest Subsidy Scheme Expands to 218 Participants

Bhutan's hotel interest subsidy scheme has expanded dramatically to 218 participating establishments, with 97 new hotels onboarded in July alone. This government initiative provides crucial...

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EnvironmentPunakha's Record Heat: Climate Crisis Threatens Bhutan's Future

Punakha's record-breaking 39.5°C temperature signals alarming climate shifts threatening Bhutan's agriculture, water security, and food systems. Experts warn of accelerating warming trends with severe implications...

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EnvironmentLeopards Thrive Alongside Growing Tiger Population

A groundbreaking nationwide study reveals that common leopards are thriving alongside Bhutan's growing tiger population, challenging assumptions about large carnivore competition and offering hope for...

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PoliticsEditorial Independence: Why Public Broadcasters Need Stronger Protections

Public broadcasters require particularly strong editorial independence protections to fulfill their democratic mandate. Explore why robust governance mechanisms and workplace protections are essential for institutional...

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EconomyInformal Trade Undercuts Formal Businesses in Phuentsholing

Informal trade through private vehicles and social media channels is creating unfair competition in Phuentsholing, undercutting formal businesses that bear full regulatory costs. Discover how...

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EnvironmentMillions in Waste: Why Three Incinerators Remain Idle

Nearly four years after Bhutan invested USD 374,000 in three pandemic-era incinerators, all three machines sit broken or unused. A Royal Audit Authority report reveals...

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