Nepal’s cities are a disaster waiting to happen. What can we do about it?

Why are we spending millions on view towers on hilltops, where the view is already worthwhile?

Afghanistan’s chaos stems from American hubris and a military-industrial complex that thrives on war.

Why is Nepal stuck in a loop of musical chairs between the same old men?

The Nepali state’s desire to control all aspects of life, including our orifices, is omnipresent.

Foreign policy must not serve individual interests. In Nepal, unfortunately, this is the norm.

Hisila Yami’s feminist leaning brings a different perspective to the Maoist conflict. But is it adequate?

A tour of GP Koirala’s misadventures while attempting to raise funds for the revolution.

In our country’s darkest hour, when citizens have no recourse to oxygen and a hospital bed, our state has disappeared.

Our political leadership’s abdication of responsibility borders on criminality.

With increasing opposition at home on the export of vaccines, Delhi’s vaccine diplomacy is conflicting with domestic politics.

As difficult as it is to digest, brown skies and a dim sun are here to stay.

The two countries’ relations in the future will be guided by their past.

The story of how Nepali bureaucrat Daman Raj Tuladhar demarcated the far-western border with China.

Democracy today is not threatened by those who oppose a government, but by the government itself.