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Trump says he paused attack on Iran, signals a nuclear deal may be possible
Under pressure to reach an accord that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz, Trump has previously expressed hope that a deal was close on ending the war, and similarly threatened heavy strikes on Iran if Tehran does not reach a deal.
Government begins refunding deposits to victims of problematic cooperatives
Nearly Rs1.4 million returned to 378 depositors in the first phase as authorities prioritise savers with deposits of up to Rs10,000.
MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Ek Mutthi Badal’ is less about plot and more about feeling
The movie captures the unspoken tensions of Nepali family life with unusual tenderness and honesty.
Do babies need skincare?
A baby’s skin loses moisture faster and reacts more easily to chemicals, making careful skincare habits important from an early age.
Does NSL expansion signal revival—or disruption—for Nepali football?
New format aims to modernise Nepali football, but uncertainty surrounds player contracts and domestic calendar.
Nepal seek one more win at home before travelling for remaining two tri-series
Nepal climbed to the fifth position in League-2 after defeating Scotland by six wickets. The Rhinos have a match with the USA remaining before they head to the Netherlands in July.
Tourism surge spills into security concerns along Nepal border towns
Rowdy behaviour, cross-border crime and weak monitoring along the open border are posing growing challenges for local authorities in border districts.
Supreme Court rift deepens as officials snub acting Chief Justice Malla’s order
Sapana Pradhan Malla ordered the court administration to register a writ petition challenging the recommendation of Manoj Sharma as chief justice, but court administration refused to act.
EXCLUSIVE: Nepal faces black listing warning as anti-money laundering reforms stall
A confidential briefing note prepared by APG Secretariat, and obtained by Kantipur, describes Nepal’s progress as disappointing and warns that the September 2026 review will be the decisive moment.
A case for better regulation of parliamentary reporting
News reporting must be protected from those who would turn it into a circus, but it must never be silenced.




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