Nepal has drifted between Delhi and Beijing for three decades. The Shah government has the mandate to stop it.

Nepal is drowning in a multi-billion-dollar adaptation gap while wealthy nations offer up endless cycles of sympathy.

Subnational planning becomes impossible when the centre can pull the plug at will.

The Gen Z-led protests’ message is clear: The existing social contract is broken.

This rise of new parties is a healthy and necessary response to diversifying alternative forces.