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The Bhutan Watch requested the US to support Bhutan with COVID vaccines

The Bhutan Watch has requested the President and Secretary of State of the US to consider their decision not to

Resettled Bhutanese have reminded their host countries through petitions and requests about the plight of the Bhutanese political prisoners. The

Ambassador of Bhutan to Bangladesh Rinchen Kuentsyl called on Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at Ganabhaban on Thursday (26 November)

Bhutan has now established formal diplomatic relations with Germany – the power centre of the Europe. European union is the

The U.S. Government, through the US Agency for International Development (USAID), donated 15 new ventilators to Bhutan to assist the

India has launched its second phase of RuPay card in Bhutan electronically on Friday. Speaking at the launch, India Prime

Indian media have again raised the claim that Chinese government has established a new village inside Bhutanese territory. According to reports,

Hague based human rights activist Ram Karki, as part of the International Campaign for the Release of Political Prisoners in

Bhutanese Australian Association of South Australia (BAASA) has a presentation to Human Rights Sub-Committee of the Joint Committee on Foreign

Bhutan continues to widen its diplomatic horizon. The latest announcement of the government is to establish an embassy in Australia