Phuentsholing's election prioritizes water, infrastructure, and tourism. Discover how candidates propose to address these pressing issues in Bhutan's commercial hub.

Thimphu's mayoral election pits incumbent Ugyen Dorji against newcomer Sonam Choden, offering voters a choice between continuity and fresh vision for the capital.

Voters in Thimphu and Phuentshogling seek leaders who can address persistent urban issues and turn campaign promises into tangible improvements.

In the upcoming Thromde elections, women constitute nearly 40% of candidates, marking a significant step towards gender equality in Bhutanese politics.

The NCWC's restructuring under the MoESD has raised concerns about its weakened independence and oversight. Restoring it as a separate entity could enhance its effectiveness.

Bhutan's Election Commission is now vetting campaign pledges for Local Government and National Council elections to ensure transparency and accountability.

Phuentsholing Thrompon Uttar Kumar Rai has been barred from a third election bid due to unresolved audit issues, spotlighting the critical role of accountability in...

Confusion in Bhutan's legal reforms threatens justice. Misunderstandings in legal aid and pro bono services, coupled with misguided proposals for paralegal representation, risk creating inequities...

Bhutan's Co-operatives Bill heads to a Joint Sitting due to a Parliament deadlock over an audit clause, marking a key moment in economic legislation.

Thimphu and Phuentshogling gear up for crucial Thromde elections on July 15. New eligibility criteria and digital systems mark key changes.

Bhutan's fourth thromde elections on July 15 signify a democratic milestone, emphasizing voter engagement and transparent processes, shaping the nation's future.

Bhutan's National Council supports a groundbreaking bill to boost renewable energy, aiming for 25GW capacity and reducing electricity imports.