The five-time Ballon d’Or winner will step away after the November international break, ending a 23-year career in which he scored a record 146 goals in 234 appearances for Portugal.

The defending champions secured a 16-run victory over the inaugural-season winners to move three points clear at the top of the table.

Plainclothes police have allegedly monitored Thapa’s home and office, fuelling speculation of a possible arrest.

The former prime minister tells AP she is prepared to face arrest, imprisonment or death after returning from exile in India, where she fled following the 2024 uprising.

A decade ago, a Twitter account began sharing the words of BP Koirala, bringing the thoughts of Nepal’s first democratically elected prime minister into today’s political conversations.

Dan Bahadur Karki has approached the court with a writ petition challenging the government’s decision to remove him as IGP and appoint a successor.

Democratic gains in Congress and Texas threaten tougher scrutiny and regulatory hurdles for Musk’s companies, particularly his AI data-centre expansion.

The party’s joint general secretary says he will return to Kathmandu to appear before the Cyber Bureau, accusing the government of trying to rule through intimidation.

Millions more face drought, extreme heat and landslides, with overlapping climate and environmental hazards threatening children's health, education and protection, a new report says.

Republicans urge Trump to rethink his agenda, overhaul his team and take responsibility for midterm losses as Democrats prepare to take control of Congress.

Bastola, who has represented Nepal in four Asian Games, is the first Nepali to play in the tournament.

Australian cricket star David Warner will join Nepali and international sporting figures at the Friday event in Kathmandu to discuss investment, governance, infrastructure and players’ welfare.

The provincial government faces a floor test after the UML withdrew its support, while efforts to form an alternative coalition remain stalled over disagreements among opposition parties.

The company has agreed to pay 31,000 riyals as end-of-service benefits and 150,000 riyals as compensation to Bharat Mahato’s family, equivalent to over Rs7.2 million, Nepali embassy says.