UK-Bhutan Trade Volume Halves to £3 Million Amid Regional Realignment
Trade between the United Kingdom (UK) and Bhutan has declined sharply, falling by 50% year-on-year to just £3 million in […]
July 8, 2025 and the Road Ahead
All came together as one, led by Their Majesties the King and Queen, Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and
Government Budget Allocations for Child Incentive and Rural Insurance Programs Lack Clarity, Says Opposition
The government has earmarked Nu 31.5 million for the third-child incentive program and Nu 263 million for the Rural Life
Inflation Rises to 3.84% in May 2025, Driven by Food and Non-Food Price Increases
The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, released by the National Statistics Bureau (NSB), reveals a significant and noteworthy increase
Small Businesses Struggle Despite Central Bank Relief Measures
Many shops have closed in some districts Small businesses across Bhutan continue to face significant challenges despite various measures introduced
Waste No More: Municipal Solid Waste Emerges as a Bold Solution for Sustainable Jet Fuel
As Bhutan seeks pathways to strengthen sustainable development and climate resilience, the prospect of establishing a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)
Bhutan Charts Bold Course to Harness AI
AI for Development Workshop Outcomes to be Presented at UN General Assembly Bhutan’s government technology (GovTech) is finalizing the Bhutan
Opposition Says State of the Nation Report Cannot Serve as Strategic Government Document
The Opposition Party held a ‘Meet the Press’ on 15th July 2025 to share its post-session review of the Third
GIA Construction Sparks Optimism for Business Growth in Gelephu
The groundbreaking ceremony for the much-anticipated Gelephu International Airport (GIA), held on July 8, 2025, has ignited fresh optimism among
People from the East begin to pack their backs
With the commencement of construction at the Gelephu International Airport (GIA), people from eastern Bhutan, particularly daily wage workers, are
