Media
Journalists cite financial, legal, and bureaucratic hurdles undermining Bhutanese media
Is the media in Bhutan facing significant challenges? In April this year, the Journalists’ Association of Bhutan surveyed 80 per cent...
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Buelwa and Gangnam Girls stream on Amazon Prime, marking a milestone for Bhutanese cinema
Two Bhutanese films, Buelwa-An Offering and Gangnam Girls, are now streaming on Amazon Prime Video in 72 countries. The films...
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Bhutan drops to 152nd in World Press Freedom Index, marking third consecutive year of decline
Bhutan’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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NC’s Social and Cultural Affairs Committee calls for stricter implementation of SOP for information sharing
The Right to Information Bill, once eagerly anticipated by the public and media, remains in draft form. The Social and...
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NC’s Social and Cultural Affairs Committee highlights challenges in Bhutan’s media sector
Presenting the State of Media report, the National Council’s Social and Cultural Affairs Committee pointed out that the Bhutan Broadcasting...
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Annual Journalism Conference sparks debate over productivity and ethical dilemma of integrating AI in journalism
Bhutanese journalists are increasingly using AI tools to streamline their work, enhance storytelling, and improve access to information. However, challenges...
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Department of Law and Order cautions social media users against extreme TikTok challenges
In view of the increasing incidents of extreme challenges content creators take part in on social media platforms, especially on...
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Prime Minister commits training support for journalists
The Prime Minister, during the Annual Journalism Award last evening, committed the government’s support to train Bhutanese journalists. The Prime...
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Annual Journalism Award recognises journalists
Coinciding with World Press Freedom Day yesterday, the Bhutan Media Foundation (BMF) held its eighth Annual Journalism Award in Thimphu....
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Bhutan’s press freedom ranking drops to 147th
From bad to worst. Bhutan’s press freedom ranking has dropped by 57 places to 147th this year. The France-based international...
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