Conversations still matter: Reflections from the Global Shapers Thimphu Hub Davos Lab Dialogues

Every year, the most influential individuals or organisations in policy, business, academia and everything in between convene in Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) annual meeting to discuss the trends that “shape global, regional and industry agendas,” as the Forum’s mission statement pronounces. This year, in August, this meeting will happen in Singapore. […]

If states are laboratories of democracy, then municipalities are test tubes of democracy

Last week Kuensel published an opinion where the author mentioned that...

Thimphu Thromde gags the fundamental freedoms of media and citizens

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Private money lending rules defeat the legislative prerogative

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None  can vote in an election, anywhere, on mere residency

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Bhutan’s appeal system is vulnerable to abuse

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Equal application of the law is fundamental to rule of law

While duty-free outlets and their agents continue to do tobacco business...

Beyond a simple diplomatic tie

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Menstruation stigmas are adversely affecting Bhutan’s society, economy, and culture

Despite recent conversations about menstrual health, more changes are necessary to...

Every court is independent of each other when it comes to judicial decisions

Kuensel reported on the Gelephu quarantine breach case that the prosecution...

Gender-sensitive neighbourhood planning

Bhutan as a happiness kingdom has been adopting and exercising activities...

On the International Day of Happiness

Some four decades or so ago, when the youngest monarch in...

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