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Indian PM appreciates Bhutan

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said India cherishes its “very special friendship” with Bhutan and expressed confidence that

Coinciding with the 71st International Human Rights Day, resettled Bhutanese communities in 6 resettled countries around the world submitted a

The second Annual Bhutan-India Development Cooperation Talks held in New Delhi on Friday concluded with India renewing its commitment to

Foreign Minister Tandi Dorji is on five-day India visit where he is seeking permission from the Indian government and politicians

King Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuk, Queen Jetsum Pema and Prince Jigme Namgyal Wangchuk have left for Japan on Monday to

The European Union (EU) plans to focus on contributing towards the development of agriculture sector and strengthening decentralization process in

The controversial figure in Bhutan-Australia relations and former deputy prime minister of Australia Tim Fisher has died on 22 August.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi left Thimphu after completing his two-day state visit to Bhutan during which he held talks

Deputy Secretary of State John J Sullivan visited Bhutan last week during which the US underscored the importance of protecting

President of Bhutanese Community in The Netherlands (BCN) Ram Karki attended a two-day semi-nar on European Union (EU) advocacy organised