A single word in a headline can shape how an entire community is seen. For journalists reporting on sensitive issues,...
Read moreDetailsThe 10th Annual Journalism Awards, held yesterday coinciding with World Press Freedom Day, celebrated excellence in journalism across print, broadcast,...
Read moreDetailsAfter four years of steep decline, Bhutan’s Press Freedom Ranking has shown a slight improvement. According to the latest World...
Read moreDetailsAs Bhutan’s digital content industry grows, policymakers are grappling with how to enable creators, particularly those on platforms like TikTok...
Read moreDetailsPicture: Facebook/PM Tshering Tobgay As artificial intelligence continues to reshape daily lives, the media remains no exception. But are the...
Read moreDetails“Kuzuzangpo La! Welcome to all our listeners.” A simple greeting. But for Bhutanese living thousands of kilometres away from home,...
Read moreDetailsA photography training is turning the camera into a powerful tool for change. Persons with disabilities are learning to tell...
Read moreDetailsFilmmakers in the country have been expressing concerns over restrictions on filming in temples, dzongs, and other religious sites. They...
Read moreDetailsKuensel, 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...
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