Kuensel, the country’s first and oldest newspaper, is now publishing biweekly, releasing issues only twice a week, in a move...
Read moreDetailsThe Bhutan Broadcasting Service and Kuensel have been awarded the Jigme Singye Wangchuck Prestigious Journalism Award. The Journalist Association of...
Read moreDetailsIn the era of instant headlines and breaking news, a group of Bhutanese journalists underwent training to tell stories that...
Read moreDetailsIn a major promotional initiative aimed at highlighting Bhutan’s pristine landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Original Bhutan Travels, in collaboration...
Read moreDetailsBhutan’s first-ever Media Perception Index reveals a shifting media landscape with social media now the most used source of information,...
Read moreDetailsResponding to questions about the government’s plans to reverse Bhutan’s declining press freedom ranking, the industry, commerce, and employment minister...
Read moreDetailsBhutanese media houses should enforce editorial guidelines, ensure the mandatory disclosure of sponsored content, implement formal conflict-of-interest policies, and provide...
Read moreDetailsIs the media in Bhutan facing significant challenges? In April this year, the Journalists’ Association of Bhutan surveyed 80 per cent...
Read moreDetailsTwo Bhutanese films, Buelwa-An Offering and Gangnam Girls, are now streaming on Amazon Prime Video in 72 countries. The films...
Read moreDetailsBhutan’s Press Freedom Ranking has declined once again. According to Reporters Without Borders, RSF’s 2025 World Press Freedom Index, Bhutan...
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