Groundbreaking efforts to construct Bhutan's first ever official sign language — and document it so it can be widely shared — marks a major step forward in a country committed to inclusive ...

Losing Bhutan’s languages. Bhutan is a tiny Himalayan nation with a population of under 800,000 people. Internet and television was introduced only in 1999 and mobile phones in 2004.

As fewer youth take interest in reading and writing Dzongkha, the Dzongkha Booker Prize is becoming more than just an award.

Bhutan, a country that prioritizes happiness, has seen 9% of its population leave in recent years. ... with songs in the national language, Dzongkha, and centuries-old dances and costumes.

The People and Culture of Bhutan Bhutan is comprised of a mosaic of different peoples who continue to live in valleys isolated from one another and the outside world by formidable mountain passes.

He has won multiple Grammys and racked up nine Billboard Top 10 Hits, but musician Ed Sheeran will soon add another trophy to his collection – becoming the first-ever Western artist to perform a ...

Losing Bhutan’s languages Bhutan is a tiny Himalayan nation with a population of under 800,000 people. Internet and television was introduced only in 1999 and mobile phones in 2004.