Delhi-based senior Chinese diplomats have been visiting Bhutan regularly over the past few months and continued to do so even during the Do...

India has assured Bhutan's new government of its assistance and support in addressing the country's current economic situation.

Tobgay will embark on his maiden visit to India next week during which he would discussed issues like rupee crunch and funds for the Himala...

Foreign Secretary Singh's visit to Bhutan would be her first visit abroad after assuming the office on August 1.

The recent withdrawal of subsidies on cooking gas and kerosene to Bhutan, since revived, has raised the hackles in China, with a state-run ...

India will restore the supply of subsidised gas to Bhutan from August 1, a month after it was halted and became a campaign issue.

Bhutan faces many challenges, including rupee shortage and national loans, King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck has said.

Bhutan's in-coming Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay is facing several daunting tasks, like rebuilding ties with India.

Singh has assured him of India's "unflinching and steadfast" support and that New Delhi is and will always be mindful of Bhutan's interests.

"We have mentioned in our pledges for 100 days that the PDP governments first priority will be to rebuild and strengthen Indo-Bhutan relati...

Victory of PDP in what was only the second democratic elections in tiny, landlocked but strategically important Bhutan has raised hopes.

Bhutan's main opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP) tonight stormed to power in the country's second parliamentary elections.

Bhutan goes to polls tomorrow in its second parliamentary elections as a controversy rages after India's withdrawal of subsidy on kerosene ...

Bhutan has no plans to establish diplomatic ties with China, a top leader of the ruling party said.

India's decision came when the interim government was in place and his party DPT cannot be blamed for it and the party was telling people t...

In contrast, the DPT manifesto pays more attention to Bhutan's role at the UN, Saarc, Nam, BIMSTEC and other international forums.

The druk Phuensum Tshogpa (DPT), led by former premier Jigmi Thinley, said to be popular among the elite and well educated, on Monday .