A Thousand Lamps Lit in Memory of Nepal Flood Victims
Their Majesties joined government leaders and members of the Nepali community in a solemn prayer ceremony in Thimphu,…
Bhutanese Pilgrims Safe as Deadly Himalayan Floods Devastate Nepal-China Border
Bhutanese nationals travelling in Nepal and Tibet have been reported safe following devastating flash floods that struck the…
How Smartphones Are Reshaping Bhutan’s Cybercrime Landscape
With fraud, identity theft and online scams dominating cyber-related offences, police data show that criminals are increasingly targeting…
Bhutan’s Next Big Draw Is in the Wild
Bhutan’s tourism story has long been told through monasteries, mountain passes and its measured approach to high-value travel.…
Japan Backs Bhutan’s Next Generation of Policymakers
Bhutan and Japan have strengthened their cooperation in human resource development with the signing of a new grant…
Shrinking Matsutake Harvest Raises Concern Among Ura Farmers
The forests of Ura have long provided local communities with one of Bhutan’s most prized wild mushrooms. But…
DNA Study Reveals Ancient Roots of Bhutan’s High-Altitude Wolves
Wolves roaming Bhutan’s rugged high-altitude landscapes have been genetically identified as belonging to the ancient Himalayan wolf lineage,…
Don’t Let Imports Dilute Bhutanese Craft
Sir, Bhutanese handicrafts are more than souvenirs. They represent our culture, traditional skills and, importantly, a source of…
Bhutan PM Encourages Gyalsups to Build Future on Discipline and Service
Prime Minister of Bhutan visited the Jamtsholing Gyalsung Academy in Samtse, where he met young Gyalsups currently undergoing…
Newsweek: China’s New South China Sea Base Raises Questions Over Xi’s Pledge
Satellite imagery shows China has rapidly transformed the once-submerged Antelope Reef in the disputed Paracel Islands into the…