How China’s clean-tech machine is reshaping the global climate fight
China’s clean-tech exports and investments in developing countries are approaching the scale of climate finance provided by wealthy nations, making its manufacturing industry a major force in the global energy transition.
From flood-hit areas to crime scenes, Nepal’s police dogs sniff out vital clues
One of 107 dogs in the police force, Leo located two bodies and human remains during a 20-day search after the Bhotekoshi floods.
Nepal’s 250-year-old foreign policy still works. Why does no one use it?
Nepal has drifted between Delhi and Beijing for three decades. The Shah government has the mandate to stop it.
Why this government still needs questioning
The government moves at a rocket’s pace. Citizens should check the law behind the headlines before applauding.
The families who wait
Remittances keep Nepal’s economy afloat. The people left behind carry a cost that rarely appears in figures.
Sugar supplies assured for Tihar, but LPG shortages persist
Government agencies and traders say stocks of sugar and other food staples are sufficient to meet festival demand, even as problems with LPG distribution continue.
New Zealand preliminary vote leaves unclear who will govern
The National-led coalition holds 67 seats in a projected 131-seat parliament, just above the majority threshold, but 14 percent of votes remain uncounted and could alter the balance.
Your guide to this week’s cultural events in Kathmandu Valley
The Post rounds up the week’s cultural highlights, from festive celebrations and heritage events to live music and dance across the Valley.
We’ve been best friends with dogs for thousands of years. Here’s how it began
Long before religious texts and myths celebrated them, dogs had forged an enduring bond with humans, becoming hunters, protectors and guides to the afterlife.
David Warner lifts TU as Kathmandu hand Lumbini their first defeat of the season
The Australian icon smashes 66 off 50 to set up a decisive victory over the defending champions in front of a packed crowd at TU Stadium.
Saudi Arabia restricts foreign workers in 97 tourism and administrative job titles
Four types of tourism jobs are now reserved entirely for Saudi nationals, while 12 others require 70 percent local staffing and another 12 need 50 percent.
Building trust and confidence a must before going to India with a wish list, experts advise Nepali leadership
With Prime Minister Shah prepared to visit New Delhi after two weeks, a former Indian diplomat says the mood in the Indian capital is positive.
Four Supreme Court nominees approved after scrutiny of judicial conduct and allegations
Parliamentary hearings raised concerns over alleged judicial interference, middlemen and controversial rulings, while nominees defended their records and outlined plans for reform.
Panic in bureaucracy, police and judiciary amid abrupt dismissals, political pressure
Heavy-handed tactics, leadership purges, and talk of impeachment have deeply unsettled civil servants, law enforcement, and top judges.
Kathmandu end Lumbini’s unbeaten run with 36-run win
David Warner and Sahil Patel put on a century stand as Kathmandu secure their third consecutive victory and move to second in the NPL standings.
A pontoon bridge unused for 13 years finds a new home in Dhading
The bridge, which once connected Rajapur with other parts of Bardiya, is being refurbished to restore transport links between Gajuri and Siddhalek after floods swept away the concrete bridge.
Warner, Sahil Patel put on century stand as Kathmandu set Lumbini 161-run target
Warner scores 66 and Patel makes 38 in a 104-run opening partnership before Kathmandu finish on 160-8 in 20 overs.
Australian PM Albanese dons Dhaka topi to celebrate Nepal Festival in Sydney
Anthony Albanese praises the Nepali community’s contribution to Australia, joining the festival for the first time as thousands gather at Darling Harbour.
As COP31 comes to Turkey, satellites reveal a landfill methane problem
Turkey hosts COP31 in Antalya from November 9 to 20 and has made methane reduction a priority for the climate summit.
Kathmandu look to break into top three against leaders Lumbini
Lumbini aim to consolidate their lead, while Kathmandu can climb to third with a win in Saturday’s 5 pm match.
Russia says it hit targets in and around Kyiv in massive overnight strike
In Kyiv, Russia’s defence ministry said strikes hit the Northern Bridge — which it said was being used to transport weapons, military equipment and vehicles for the Ukrainian armed forces — and the Meridian plant.
How Delhi spinner’s ‘6-7’ celebration travelled to English county cricket
Inspired by her jersey number 67, Medhavi Bidhuri’s ‘6-7’ celebration went viral in August before Yuzvendra Chahal recreated it in English county cricket.
UN expert urges Nepal to revive stalled transitional justice process
With the 20th anniversary of the Comprehensive Peace Accord approaching, Bernard Duhaime calls for swift appointments to the two commissions and renewed efforts to deliver justice to conflict victims.
Nepse retreats as profit-taking slows post-Dashain rally
Turnover falls nearly 18 percent as investors turn cautious ahead of Tihar, but technical support, improving earnings prospects and the dividend season could help revive the market.
Dr KC ends hunger strike after government agrees to probe Geta MBBS approval
A five-member panel will review the approval of academic programmes and seat allocation at Geta, as well as additional MBBS seats at Army Medical College.
Pokhara Avengers’ losing streak continues in NPL
Chitwan Rhinos hand Avengers fourth straight defeat, leaving them bottom of the table without a point after three matches.
The David Miller show at TU Ground
Despite a top-order collapse around him, the South African power hitter turned on the style with seven sixes in a player-of-the-match performance.
Falling temperatures and polluted air drive up respiratory illnesses in Valley
Doctors advise influenza vaccine for the elderly with comorbidities and small children.
RSP chief questions government conduct as tensions mount
Rabi Lamichhane says the party will continue to scrutinise government decisions, while a senior party leader points to poor coordination between the two sides.
Supreme Court registers Karki’s petition for reinstatement as Nepal Police chief
The sacked IG cites the top court rulings involving Achyut Krishna Kharel as he seeks an interim order barring Manoj Kumar KC from exercising the powers of police chief.
Strong sporting foundations key to producing champions, say athletes
From the absence of basic infrastructure in kabaddi to irregular football leagues and inadequate exposure for young volleyball players, athletes say Nepal must institutionalise and professionalise sports to achieve sustained success.
The many lives of Patan, captured in photographs
A Singapore-based photographer’s intimate portrait of Patan’s living heritage.
Chitwan beat Pokhara by 30 runs to move into third position in the NPL
Sikandar Raza and Ravi Bopara added 60 for the fifth wicket before Rijan Dhakal and Kamal Singh Airee shared seven wickets to leave Pokhara facing a fourth straight defeat.
Octopuses follow two strategies to squeeze through tiny holes
Unlike humans and other animals with rigid skeletons, octopuses have extremely flexible bodies built around what scientists call a muscular hydrostat, a system of muscles that provides both support and movement without bones.
Balendra Shah’s Facebook page used to hold power to account. Now it holds power.
As mayor, he posted constantly on Facebook, often attacking the government. As prime minister, his Facebook page has become the government.
Chitwan set Pokhara 152-run target in must-win NPL clash
Sikandar Raza and Ravi Bopara added 60 for the fifth wicket as the Rhinos posted 151 for six, leaving Pokhara chasing their first win of the season.
Nepali Communist Party decides to withdraw support for Madhesh government
The decision puts further pressure on Chief Minister Krishna Prasad Yadav, who must secure a vote of confidence by November 14.
Momo, mon amour: A Nepali bill of fare — and affair
Behind a menu of Nepali favourites is the story of two men who found love, overcame distance and built a life together in Switzerland.
Miller’s unbeaten 93 not enough as Sudurpaschim beat Karnali by 39 runs
The Royals moved up to second with six points, strengthening their bid for the NPL playoffs, while the Yaks remained on four.
Explained: Mamta Kafle murder trial turns on one question: How did she die?
Naresh Bhatt admits to dismembering his wife’s body but claims she died by suicide. Here’s what to know about the trial so far.
Sudurpaschim set Karnali 177-run target
Binod Bhandari and Saif Zaib put on 68 for the first wicket before Karnali's bowlers pulled things back.
Five key issues on the agenda during Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s India visit
Kathmandu is seeking $2 billion for flood recovery, more air routes and progress on the Pancheshwar project, while hoping border disputes feature in the agenda.
Landslide dams river, forming lake in Gorkha
Water continues to flow from the newly formed lake in Chumnubri, with conservation officials reporting no immediate danger but urging residents to remain alert.
Supreme Court registers petition challenging removal of Nepal Police chief
Dan Bahadur Karki has asked the court to overturn the Cabinet decision appointing Manoj Kumar KC as police chief, arguing that his removal before the end of his tenure violated due process.
Malaysia ex-PM Najib Razak set for house arrest after party pays fine to leave jail
The United Malays National Organisation raised 50 million ringgit through crowdfunding to pay the fine required under a royal pardon, paving the way for Najib’s transfer from prison to house arrest.
Passengers to get live view of baggage handling at Kathmandu airport
Screens in the arrival hall will show luggage being unloaded from aircraft, giving passengers a better idea of when their bags will reach the baggage carousel.
Bagmati Province to build homes for 1,000 homeless families
The provincial government has allocated Rs400 million this fiscal year, with a focus on providing housing for Chepang communities and other disadvantaged families.
Nepal sets up round-the-clock centre to combat online financial scams
Police, banks, payment firms and telecom operators will work under one roof to trace stolen funds, freeze accounts and disable the digital infrastructure used by fraudsters.
Democrats’ election win spooks AI investors, hammering stocks
Democratic gains in Congress and state governments have raised fears of tougher data centre regulations, threatening to slow the infrastructure expansion underpinning the AI boom.
Naresh Bhatt says he dismembered wife’s body after finding her dead
Testifying in his murder trial, Bhatt said he tried to revive Mamta Kafle Bhatt before moving her body to the bathroom and stopping the dismemberment because he lacked the strength to continue.