Consti-tuition, a lesson parties need
Pressing priority should be constitutional conscience, not the pursuit of power.
Pressing priority should be constitutional conscience, not the pursuit of power.
We need to address the decline in print journalism to safeguard our democratic values.
Both countries should advance their relations without nationalist fervour.
Generation Z must grasp the complexities of global trade and the influence of major powers.
Deuba has to rely on either a fallen Maoist or a ‘Jinpingist’ to keep the kleptocratic order stable and functional.
Communications industries must develop clear guidelines for generative AI use.
The lack of coordination among key government ministries deters domestic and foreign investors.
Saving the planet from an impending climate catastrophe does not seem to be a priority for developed countries.
Our food security will depend on how the agriculture sector addresses climate-related challenges.
Perspectives ‘from within’ the country can offer Himalayan Studies a distinctive Nepali flavour.
Proper management and marketing can help unlock the economic prospects of trail running.
The role of RSS means that the recent state election results are not a referendum on Modi’s popularity.
Rapidly developing AI tools can undermine the public’s hard-won trust in journalistic practices.
Retaliation to Trump's higher tariff plans could depreciate the value of dollar-denominated assets and reserves.
It could channel excess liquidity into productive sectors without burdening the funders.
AI is being regarded as ‘therapy’ in places where mental health services may not be easily accessible.
Conditional grants given to subnational governments in Nepal are restricted.
For genuine change, the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence should engage rural people.
The lack of Nepali agency in Chinese media makes us question their engagement with diverse views.
The country’s new leaders are beset with challenges to its democracy.