Economy & Climate Change
While world leaders kept arguing over climate change in UN over the week, the new generation took to the street across the globe demanding action from the governments and the leaders to save their future. Scientific reports that have come from several UN bodies and independent research organisations have...
Sarpang Vs Zhemgang
Sarpang and Zhemgang districts have become the hotspot of political wrangling in Bhutan for over a month. The iron is still hot and none of the parties are willing to back off from their allegations against the other. The race is unlikely to settle soon, if no royal intervention...
US-China trade war: a layman look
The US-China trade war is an illusion, not the reality. It is reality because the ripples of its impacts are felt across. It is the finest manifestation of the illusion of reality that we have observed in several decades. The situation is likely to worsen further not because of...
Resurgent of socialism in a different facet
Last month, Oxfam published a report saying 26 richest persons in the world hold wealth equivalent to poorest 50 per cent. The world’s richest man, Jeff Bezos, the owner of Amazon, saw his fortune increase to $112bn in a year. Just one per cent of his fortune is equivalent...
रिजाल र नेतृत्व
कुरा हो भुटानको प्रजातान्त्रिक आन्दोलन र यसको नेतृत्वको । विषय बन्यो यस आन्दोलनका शीर्ष पुरुष मानिने टेकनाथ रिजालको पछिल्लो अन्तर्वार्ता । धेरैले यसलाई नकरात्मक माने, थोरैले सन्तुलित विचार दिए तर ठीकै हो भन्ने सार्है कम भेटिए । व्यक्तिगत अवस्था, पारिवारिक परिस्थिति र बेमेल नेतृत्वले निम्त्याएको भावावेश अभिव्यक्ति हो यो...
Future of bruised Australian politics
The Australian politics took a quirky turn this week with the worst form of personality on display that pushed the Liberals to lowest rank in the public trust. The tweaks provided opportunity for opposition party to claim they are ready to better serve the Australian people – forgetting they...