PoliticsTempa Dorji Makes History as Bhutan's First Opposition Speaker
For the first time in Bhutan's democratic history, an opposition member has been elected Speaker of the National Assembly. Tempa Dorji's historic victory marks a...
Read MorePoliticsSpeaker Election: Eight Votes Could Decide Opposition's Parliamentary Bid
Bhutan's speaker election features a critical contest between the ruling PDP's Health Minister Tandin Wangchuk and opposition BTP's Tempa Dorji. With eight ruling party votes...
Read MorePoliticsThe 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.
Read MorePoliticsBhutan'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...
Read MorePoliticsEditorial 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...
Read MorePoliticsCabinet Reshuffle Speculation Intensifies Following Dual Ministerial Resignations
Two Cabinet ministers' simultaneous resignations have sparked widespread speculation about potential Cabinet reshuffle. The departures raise questions about broader governmental restructuring midway through the current...
Read MorePoliticsKanglung Education Centre Plan Stalled for Over a Decade
Kanglung's education centre development plan has remained stalled for over a decade despite comprehensive groundwork and political pledges. The project failed to secure priority status...
Read MorePoliticsTwo Cabinet Ministers Resign: What This Means for Bhutan
Two cabinet ministers have resigned from their portfolios in Bhutan. Home Affairs Minister Tshering cited moral grounds and social media controversies, while Energy Minister Gem...
Read MorePoliticsStrengthening Bhutan's Judicial Foundation Through Legal Education
Bhutan's judiciary strengthens through the Graduate Diploma in Legal Studies, a strategic investment in judicial support professionals that reinforces constitutional checks and balances essential to...
Read MorePoliticsLocal Leaders Voice Concerns Over Revised FLT Requirements
Local leaders in Bhutan raise significant concerns about the revised Functional Literacy Test for upcoming local government elections, questioning certificate validity and proposing alternative qualification...
Read MorePoliticsFormer MP Faces Allegations of Financial Misconduct
A Chinese businesswoman alleges that a former Bhutanese MP misappropriated over Nu 8.6 million under a written agreement promising exclusivity and repayment. The case raises...
Read MorePoliticsECB Confirms Elections in GMC-SAR to Proceed
The ECB confirms democratic elections will continue in the GMC-SAR, ensuring civic participation despite administrative changes.
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