Nepal-China relations can advance simultaneously across development, connectivity, technology, trade, tourism, education, disaster management, multilateral diplomacy, and global governance.

The days ahead are going to be more demanding for South Asian nations.

The diplomatic offensive shows China's desire to be well connected in South Asia.

The constitutional mess in Nepal could lead to political and security dilemmas.

Policy consequences and exit strategies must be considered when determining the course of Indo-Nepal bilateralism.

The geopolitical environment post-Covid-19 must be well analysed and evaluated, considering that Sino-US and Sino-Indo relations are not the same as before.

The root of Nepal’s geopolitical predicament lies in the lack of strategic management.

Studies show that non-violent civil resistance is far more successful in creating change than violent campaigns.

The army’s main role is defending territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence

Unless addressed in time, corruption and misuse of authority are likely to increase

As PM Oli is set to vist China, hopes of enhanced bilateral cooperation renew

Nepal and India need to work together for regional stability and economic growth

The question on everyone’s mind is how systematised corruption will be rooted out

One month after Prime Minister KP Oli was sworn in, Nepal entered a new political and administrative structure and setup. To sustain the momentum, political stability, economic enhancement and security arrangements are required.

In recent years, public pressure has mounted globally for more honest and accountable governments, and Nepal is no different