The Parliament has adopted the bilateral Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) with Singapore, completing its legislative passage through both houses […]

More than 30,000 volunteers register and over 80 chortens receive sponsorship as one of Bhutan’s largest spiritual projects gathers momentum

A total of 128 earthquake-related insurance claims have been reported across Bhutan as of June 16, 2026, highlighting the financial

Growing concerns over rising living costs have brought pay revision back into the national spotlight, with the government indicating that

The government may be compelled to invoke legal provisions if the Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) fails to implement recommendations

If adopted, the proposed Insolvency and Rehabilitation Act of Bhutan 2025 could become one of Bhutan’s most significant economic and

The Government is preparing to introduce a dedicated legal framework to provide targeted tax incentives for renewable energy projects, as

The government has initiated stronger enforcement measures to address long-standing unresolved audit irregularities, including mandatory court referrals for serious cases

Parliament has called for urgent reforms to address deep-rooted technical capacity gaps within the civil service after audit findings revealed

The Government has assured students and parents that support for higher education financing will continue under the Economic Stimulus Programme