Bhutan's schools face challenges in implementing a Cambridge-aligned curriculum, raising concerns about readiness, infrastructure, and teacher training.

The National Council of Bhutan calls for a dedicated Pension and Provident Fund Act to enhance governance and security of the pension system. Learn more...

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,...