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June 3, 2019 bnn

Bhutan’s Bad Bet: Hydropower

Is Bhutan finally waking up to the rude reality that tying our future to hydropower is to invite doom? Is Bhutan’s ill-starred romance with hydropower finally over? For the good of the Bhutanese nation and the Bhutanese people, I dearly hope so.

Bhutanese doing well in US: PEW Research

In a decade since the resettlement process begun, the Bhutanese resettlement in the US has made positive mark, despite challenges

In Memory Of Top News

May 24, 2019 bnn

Body of late Padam Rizal found, funeral service planned

After three months of investigation, the body discovered in Susquehanna River off Lower Windsor Township, Harrisburg (US) on Sunday was

Culture Misc Top News

May 11, 2019 bnn

Rai is named Bhutanese Australian of the Year 2019

Former teacher and social worker Tek Bahadur Rai has been awarded Bhutanese Australian of the Year 2019 at the Bhutanese

Opinion

May 9, 2019 bnn

Mind the gap

By Tshering Tobgay The DNT government achieved a significant milestone yesterday. And they did not commemorate it with any fanfare.

Opinion

April 27, 2019 bnn

Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness is highly overrated

By Bhuwan Gautam Harvard Divinity School recently hosted a conference focused on the topic of ‘governing for happiness’ and featured

Economy Top News

April 27, 2019 bnn

ADB project moderate growth for Bhutan

Economic growth in Bhutan is forecast to strengthen moderately, buoyed by the industry and services sectors, according to a new

Diplomacy Top News

April 27, 2019 bnn

US envoy visits camps; UNHCR happy to facilitate Bhutan-Nepal talks for repatriation

The US Ambassador to Nepal, Randy Berry, visited Bhutanese refugee camps in Jhapa and Morang districts of Nepal on Friday

Alternate Reading

April 19, 2019 bnn

Where is the opposition party?

By Tshering Tobgay (former Prime Minister) Article 18 of the Constitution requires the opposition party to “… play a constructive

Economy

April 12, 2019 bnn

Vineyards in Bhutan

An American student Mike Juergens’ project to have wine vineyards reached a new horizons with the planting of the first

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