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NewsArbitration: Control, Confidentiality, and Finality

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

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NewsGovt. Reviews Tax Concessions for Bumthang Zones

Bhutan's government reviews tax concessions for Bumthang's restricted zones, balancing economic incentives with cultural preservation. A pivotal step in sustainable development.

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NewsWomen Revive Abandoned School with Farming Project

Discover how women in Gozhi Gewog have transformed an abandoned school into a thriving farming project, promoting sustainability and empowerment.

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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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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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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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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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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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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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NewsBhutan Sees Surge in Vehicle Ownership Transfers

Bhutan sees a significant rise in vehicle ownership transfers due to relaxed regulations and taxation policies by the BCTA. Learn about the changes and implications.

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