AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoGNH and Development: Bhutan is taking Gross National Happiness to the global debate, asking how growth can protect well-being, culture and the environment. Green Transition: Electricity supply rose 32.8% in 2025, but petrol and diesel imports also climbed, exposing Bhutan’s continued dependence on fossil fuels. GLOF Risk: A satellite assessment found Sintaphu Tsho had shrunk by 73% after October’s glacial lake outburst flood, while a nearby lake remains a concern. Local Business: BYD’s first Mongar showroom aims to expand electric-vehicle access in eastern Bhutan. SAFF Football: Bhutan drew 2-2 with Sri Lanka in the championship; India advanced to the semifinals after a 1-0 win over Maldives and could meet Bhutan, Bangladesh or Sri Lanka. Wildlife Cooperation: Experts say tigers moving between Bhutan and India’s connected forests need coordinated cross-border tracking. Culture: Bhutan’s Eurovision Asia representative Thukten Nyendra has arrived in Bangkok ahead of the November 14 final.
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