More than a week after the UML and the NCP agreed to restructure provincial governments, only Karnali has installed a new chief minister.

Senior leaders of the UML and NCP have questioned the political logic behind reviving cooperation and objected to the way the deal was reached.

Province-specific coalition talks could produce new governments in Sudurpaschim, Karnali and beyond.

The internal survey submitted to the party's general secretary shows 87.6 percent of respondents backing a leadership overhaul.

Congress and UML say key provisions on ‘obstacle removal’, constitutional amendments and the legal status of House regulations violate the constitution and undermine the bicameral legislature.

Seek clarity from RSP and government, saying proposal would undermine federal structure.

With investigations targeting former leaders and political tensions rising, UML and NCP leaders move toward coordination in parliament, on the streets and possibly in elections.

Battered by election losses and spooked by government asset probes, Nepal’s top communist rivals look set to share a stage and possibly a future.

As the largest party in parliament formally tables its constitutional amendment agenda in its general convention, major political stakeholders remain at odds over governance models and electoral reform.

A long political history shows how Speakers have tried to balance consensus-building with allegations of executive influence, obstruction and partisan pressure inside parliament.

The Congress president’s remarks at the RSP general convention have renewed interest in the capture of Bharatpur and the deadly military crackdown that followed.

Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s daughter rejects claims that she is preparing to flee the country, describing them as part of a politically motivated “media trial”.

From prison to four terms of prime minister, Oli’s career traced Nepal’s democratic contradictions — and, in the end, its limits.

General Secretary Rana among others announce they have parted ways, but Lingden refuses to call it a split.

Prime Minister Shah’s border-related remarks and procedural disputes have repeatedly disrupted the budget session amid opposition protests and boycotts.