​There is a massive gap between form and substance in both Nepal’s economy and politics.

Predicting how this approach will influence the US perception of Nepal is difficult.

The unipolarity in world politics has started to unravel, and the distribution of hard and soft power is in a state of flux.

An alliance between wealth and power is a structural problem that all nations have to handle.

To comprehend the present condition, we have to go back to the 1980s and Gorbachev.

The US response has been stymied by disagreement over the role of the government and the private sector.

Demonstrations against the ill-conceived Guthi Bill have already indicated what may be in store for the future.