Tens of thousands attend Tehran procession as Iran begins week-long state mourning for slain supreme leader amid heightened US-Israel tensions.

Security personnel deployed for rescue and relief as homes, shops and public buildings suffer damage.

Vehicles are currently running through diversions, with authorities continuing slope protection and embankment on new track.

The National Advertising Policy 2026 introduces regulation for influencer marketing, sponsored content and AI-generated ads, while tightening oversight across digital platforms.

The official death toll has climbed to nearly 3,000 as survivors and volunteer rescuers describe the devastation left by the earthquakes and criticise what they say was a slow government response.

Mbappe’s second-half penalty seals a hard-fought 1-0 victory in sweltering conditions, sending France into a quarter-final against Morocco.

A look at student life in the western American state, from bustling university districts to quieter neighbourhoods.

Exploring love that arrives too early, too late or not at all, ‘Almost Maya’ is an imperfect but touching theatrical debut.

Karuna Paneru’s new children’s book, ‘Tihar in Patan’, follows an eight-year-old girl navigating gender expectations.

Before invoking the need for an ordinance, Nepal’s political culture has yet to develop a practice of publicly explaining the constitutional grounds for bypassing Parliament.

Bureaucratic delays leave parts of Nepal’s East-West lifeline still registered in private names, complicating plans for a four-lane upgrade.

Players are missing international tournaments, domestic football has stalled, thousands of livelihoods are at risk, and years of political interference have left the country's football future hanging in the balance.

Shah, who had been avoiding one-on-one meetings with foreign officials, has a meeting with ADB President Kanda on Tuesday.

Sasmit Pokharel’s tenure has seen faster exam results, policy moves and curriculum reforms, but critics say weak coordination, contested decisions and limited progress on structural change marked his 100 days.

Theatre generates energy if it works steadily, staging plays that reflect the spirit of change and transformations in society.

Many observers concluded that Nepali football had hit rock bottom. But it is very much alive and kicking.

Nepal’s judiciary has entered the digital age, but it has not yet entered the age of AI.

The new government has broken with long-standing diplomatic conventions, but Nepal’s foreign policy priorities remain largely intact.

Swift’s brother, Austin Swift, served as “man of honor” and Kelce’s brother, retired football star Jason Kelce, was best man, the statement said.

Economists credit the government for initiating reforms, but say implementation has lagged and the economy has yet to show meaningful signs of recovery.

When Fujimori assumes power on July 28, she will be the 10th president since 2016.

Kenioroba is home to a prison holding members of Mali’s political opposition.

Media groups point to ministerial warnings, online intimidation, a disputed advertising policy and court rulings as evidence of growing pressure on the press.

The film is a mirror reflecting our opportunism, weakness and vulnerabilities.

Colombia had largely flown under the radar at the tournament, despite going undefeated against Portugal, Uzbekistan and DR Congo to top Group K.

Market capitalisation adds Rs 20 billion despite lower turnover, while analysts say investors remained cautious amid ongoing investigations and loan repayment pressures.

Egypt had the better of the chances but were unable to beat Australia after two hours of football with the scores level at ​1-1 before triumphing 4-2 in a penalty shootout.

Six minutes into the second period of extra time, however, Lionel Messi swung a corner into the box and Cristian Romero rose to head home off the arm of Cape Verde’s Diney Borges and secure Argentina a date with Egypt in Atlanta next Tuesday.

Here are some of the photos taken by our photojournalists and reporters this week.

From paying artists three rupees per broadcast to staging a sold-out public spectacle, the ‘Xtreme Energy Drink Presents National Music Awards’ mirrors the evolution of the country’s music industry.

Marcus Potter’s ‘Crisis on the Northern Frontier’ uncovers the forgotten years when the British nearly launched a second invasion of Nepal—and why it never happened.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.

First nationwide survey shows more than half of Nepali households travel as tourists, with Gen Alpha and Gen Z making the most trips while shopping, family visits and health remain the biggest travel drivers.

Data show Prime Minister Shah’s administration has met key targets on digital governance and anti-corruption, but nearly two-thirds of its 100-point agenda remains unimplemented or on paper.

Former DIG Rajeev Subba and retired government attorney Guru Prasad Wagle picked for election commissioners.

Amid high-profile arrests and pledges of police reform, Sudan Gurung’s push for rapid action has raised questions about due process and institutional safeguards.

Officials say floating populations, slum dwellers, and migrant workers are among the biggest hurdles to achieving full vaccination coverage in urban areas.

The division bench of Justices Ganesh Prasad Baral and Tejendra Prasad Sharma Sapkota gave the order on Friday.

Balendra Shah has millions of social media followers but almost no interest in explaining himself. One hundred days into his premiership, Nepal is still trying to figure out the man running the country.

Support for the clerical leadership is paper thin, analysts say, and the new Supreme Leader, Khamenei’s son Mojtaba Khamenei, has not been seen ​in public since being wounded in the strike that killed his father.

As this year's monsoon revives fears of fresh disasters, many families remain without permanent housing, damaged infrastructure has yet to be restored, and authorities have failed to relocate settlements in high-risk areas.

The youths were handed over to Nepali authorities at Tatopani after Chinese officials completed legal procedures following their detention near the Lapchi border.

Damage to a temporary intake structure has stopped the flow of Melamchi water to Kathmandu Valley, raising concerns over prolonged supply disruptions.

Rescue teams, including divers, are battling deep, murky water and strong currents to locate the microbus that fell off the Karnali Highway in Dailekh, as authorities try to identify passengers.

Embolo and Ndoye seal 2-0 win as Swiss counter-attacking plan pays off.

A new policy adopted by the Supreme Court permits artificial intelligence in legal research, case management and administrative work, but prohibits its use in judgments, writ petitions or other decisions requiring judicial discretion.

Ronaldo scores his first World Cup knockout goal as Ramos strikes late and a last-gasp VAR offside decision denies Croatia, setting up a last-16 showdown with Spain.

Oyarzabal’s brace and another dominant defensive display send Spain into the knockout stage with a third consecutive clean sheet.

The annual festival fills Panauti’s streets with devotion, music and processions honouring the town’s guardian deities.