Bhutan News Network

By Nanda Bhandari The second day of the Bhutanese Australian Youth Festival and third interstate soccer tournament in Sydney showcased

Tobgay continues parleys in Japan

Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay, who is on a official visit to Japan at the invitation of the Government of Japan,

Nawal Khatiwada is one of the leading artists of the Bhutanese-Australian community. Last year he won People’s Choice moving art

By Yadap Neupane Amber Bahadur Tiwari and Hari Maya Tiwari were two of those freshly minted Canadian citizens on the

The four day Youth Festival and third Bhutanese interstate soccer tournament has begun in Sydney, the biggest Australian city, on

“The governments may change, the laws may change but let HomeStart do not change the way they treat us in

Numbering just 250 families, one of South Australia’s smallest migrant groups will celebrate an enormous milestone in Adelaide’s northern suburbs

Japan’s development agency Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) said it would help Bhutan conduct a national survey later this year

Bhutan is the most peaceful place to live in South Asia, according to Global Peace Index Report 2014, the world’s

By Phub Dorji As the People’s Democratic Party rose to power in 2013, the people who voted them into power,