It is not so much the economics of new technologies that should worry us, but rather the politics and ethics.

His thoughts are closer to what we today call sustainable and suitable alternative development.

China’s interests in Nepal have evolved over the years. It has never been as politically invested as it currently is.

These are the important skills needed to promote exports in the post-coronavirus world.

What Prime Minister KP Oli and his challenger, Pushpa Kamal Dahal, seem to have forgotten is the sorry state Nepal is in, caught between a killer pandemic and a disastrous monsoon.

By arresting a prominent reporter, the Zimbabwean government has once again demonstrated to use the law as a political weapon.

The success of an ethical appeal requires that the moral principles of the respondent be equally proper.

German workers understandably refuse to endorse the idea of funds being constantly channelled to citizens of other countries.

The foreign policy of the Nepal Communist Party government has been a blanket failure.

It would appear that violations of the rule of law have been relegated by the pandemic.

The increasing rate of arrears in the use of taxpayer money is an immense disrespect to the people.

Local and national governments must incorporate refugees into pandemic-response plans.

The political spectacle concerning the ruling party that is currently overwhelming public discourse has all the components of a theatre play.

Misinformation and prejudice during a pandemic may be more dangerous than the pandemic itself.

Nepal is not economically strong and politically stable to be a bridge between India and China.

Millions of the world’s poorest children may carry the scars of diminished opportunity for the rest of their lives.

The adoption of information technology has smashed the barriers that existed in broadcasting and dissemination.

The immediate lesson of the Covid-19 crisis is that human civilisation urgently needs a deeper sense of responsibility.

Member countries may have had great hopes for the BCIM Corridor, but apprehensions killed it from the outset.

It is all about power, who did what and ended up getting what in reciprocation.