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The story of 12,000 Bhutanese in Australia

Close to 12,000 Bhutanese are staying in Australia, with about 5,000 being registered with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.  While some go for jobs, others go to become permanent residents, many go for studies and some go on vacations or visits there to be with family and friends. “There is …

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How Tax evasion, Bribery, Smuggling, Illegal currency trade and Informal payment mechanisms are facilitated by Bhutanese officials and traders at the border

Recently, the Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) started its investigation into tax evasion, bribery and smuggling allegations at the Phuentsholing Mini Dry Port (MDP) with the involvement of Bhutanese officials including customs. However, this is just the tip of the iceberg as The Bhutanese found that this is just a part …

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His Majesty Concludes Royal Tour of the South

His Majesty The King arrived in Thimphu after a Royal Tour of the South on 21 October, and entered quarantine. During the tour, His Majesty visited Gelephu, Samtse, Lhamoyzhingkha and Phuentsholing.  While in Samtse, His Majesty met with the De-suups training in the 46th Batch De-suung Training Programme in Tendruk, …

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