What do we do about Corruption?

The National Corruption Barometer Report (NCBR) 2023 reveals that executives, the primary implementers of public policies and programmes are perceived to be the most corrupt. The study identified three predominant forms of corruption: trading of influence (23 percent), failure to declare conflicts of interest (12 percent), and abuse of function (11 percent).

More women, poorer representation

Even before it started, the fourth National Assembly election is already...

Combating drug-related woes

In recent times, the dark cloud of drug-related problems has cast...

Look beyond the vehicle import ban

To save the dwindling foreign currency reserves, the government extended the ban...

Shaping the aspiration of our youth

In a move to ensure transparency, authenticity, and ethical practices within...

Seeking help

As a close-knit society, the act of seeking help, whether out...

Helping the entrepreneurs

In what is a welcome sign, entrepreneurs could get much-needed guidance...

Planning for the NA elections

As the fourth National Assembly elections draw closer, it is time...

The monsoon woes

As the monsoon nears its end, our landscapes are being transformed...

A loud wake-up call 

The Supreme Court of Bhutan suspended two justices for what the...

Integrity of electoral processes

The forthcoming National Assembly elections mark a crucial milestone in the...

Difficult moments

State-owned enterprises (SoE), lacking sufficient income, are busy crunching numbers to propose...

Rethinking strategies to fight drug-related crimes

The recent surge in drug-related crimes has cast a dark shadow...

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