Strengthening it requires collaboration among universities, the government and the private sectors.

It sees America’s instability as a golden opportunity to position itself as a global counterbalance.

The trilateral foreign ministers’ dialogue will open opportunities if Pakistan and Afghanistan reconcile.

Conflict victims feel abandoned by civil society, which has long been their voice.

Commuting challenges sap the energy of commoners trying to make a living in the metropolis.

Nepal needs a growth model centred on human capital development, research and innovation.

The rising heat is not just a seasonal discomfort but a public health and development crisis.

Its wider war with Iran shifts focus from the worst ethnic cleansing of this century in Gaza.

We have failed to address the degradation of farms and farming systems.

Politicians are increasingly controlling and hollowing out state institutions to protect themselves.

We must create a safe environment for queer individuals to feel seen, heard and included.

Sorting our differences and relative oppression into a hierarchy will only serve the privileged minority.

This perspective is essential for understanding South Asia’s changing political and climate situations.

AI seems to have revived the entrepreneurial spirit that had gone into hibernation among some businesses.

Baburam Acharya’s claim that Sagarmatha is the native name of Everest is perhaps not quite true.

The growing menace of terrorism undermines peace, mutual trust and development in the region.

The federal government must not undertake projects that fall within the jurisdiction of provincial or local levels.

We appeal to international actors to support a truth-seeking process led by victims.

The government’s failure to include the issue of caste discrimination in textbooks is deeply problematic.

Cities are turning into heat islands due to dense construction and a lack of green spaces.