Religious and sectarian conflicts can trigger clashes in a chaotic international political landscape.

Each World Bank Group institution offers tools and expertise to aid Nepal’s economic change.

The print media dissected the implications of policy options and helped form public opinion.

RIC troika coming close could be a critical step in reviving the hope of an Asian century.

Framing Indigenous people as ‘resilient’ oversimplifies their ways of knowing and being.

Nepal’s changing climate and fragile landscape pose challenges to its tiger conservation efforts.

Developing nations face unsustainable debt, high borrowing costs and limited fiscal space.

Professors must be free to influence through teaching, research and academic achievements.

Together, Nepal, China and India can create sustainable tourism opportunities.

Sri Lanka needs to ensure that port operations serve national and international interests.

Strengthening resilience against information disorder is crucial before it muddies the whole waters.

It’s rare for a President to publicly show such fascination with the Nobel Peace Prize.

Adopting it as a mark of distinction and quality will protect Nepal’s local indigenous and niche products.

We who honour dogs with garlands once a year should also protect them every day.

Subnational governments’ inability to manage their staff continues to restrict their effectiveness.

Countries committed to a new energy era must diversify supplies and modernise investment treaties.

Dalits must avoid identity politics, as it harms the social justice and equality campaign.

If socialism was ever meant to empower people, Nepal’s version has done the opposite.

We must rethink our development approach by prioritising smaller and decentralised infrastructure.

The media, political parties and the parliament produce multiple themes each day.