Agents of Change – Making all countries in Asia and the Pacific more dynamic, healthier, wealthier, and better

We all know that we live in a changing world. In the vast area of Asia and the Pacific that change is most evident. Over the past 20 years, the economies of many nations in the region have been moving out of the category of ‘least developed’ and graduating into a ‘middle income’ status. However, the positive changes that help to make our lives better, healthier, and more prosperous, are not happening at the same time equally across all countries, or even equitably within them.

Relevance of Dzongkha as court language

In the quest for justice, language plays a crucial role in...

GeSAR – The Mindfulness City

I’ve been working on a children’s storybook for a few years....

Liberating the Bhutanese Consciousness

Bhutan, often called  Shangri-la, has long held a special position in...

From Builders to Botches: Legislating Accountability for IT Negligence

As technology empowers business, governance, and democracy affecting every life and...

Tearing families apart in the name of rape: Section 183 of the Penal Code

Bhutan has been a beacon for prioritising the protection and promotion...

When Dreams Come True

There are times in life when you realise that the impossible...

Reforms to revive a crumbling system in 2024

In the past year, Bhutan's justice system has grappled with significant...

Internet in Bhutan is more expensive than rent in the UK

Our country is extraordinarily affordable to live in compared to any...

Upholding the Rule of Law: A Call for Responsible Governance in Bhutan

The recent triumph of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) and the...

The Growing Shadow of Emerging Contaminants in Drinking Water

Advances in healthcare bring convenience and improved health, but also generated...

A brief History of Buddha statue in Thubten Choekhorthang in Gelephu

A giant open air Buddha statue sits calmly at the Thubten...

A new era for our airlines?

Druk Air has resumed scheduled flights to Gelephu. It came on...

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