Wanting to be famous
Why do we applaud the price of a painting and not the masterpiece itself?
Why do we applaud the price of a painting and not the masterpiece itself?
The new system can also be used in reducing corruption and increasing transparency.
The US president is signalling to democratic forces in both countries that they must first stand on their own two feet.
With increasing opposition at home on the export of vaccines, Delhi’s vaccine diplomacy is conflicting with domestic politics.
Freedom of the press is the mortar that binds together a free society.
Having wrangled concessions from a pliant civilian leadership to venture into business, the army’s professionalism cannot but be compromised.
The excitement of achievement in 1990 turned out to be a rather short one.
The government seems to be unconcerned about a possible renewed virus outbreak.
We now have more knowledge about the virus and the disease than we ever did before.
Such contracts have failed due to the lack of ownership and concrete incentives.
Our leaders should have the political wisdom to optimise soft power and attract investment.
A decade of democratisation had given the country's young people a glimpse of a brighter future.
The most alarming aspect of politicians’ use of language is the production of lies.
The survey will provide facts and figures to help manage education during crises.
It is encouraging that America is rejoining global efforts against climate change.
Five lessons we can learn from the Gorkha Earthquake to build safer communities.
The arrival of the pandemic could have catalysed the emergence of a stronger, more integrated European Union.
Political tactics and short-term gains trump institution-building for frontline politicians.
Nepal has not worked enough to make destination marketing a viable proposition.
Political processes in Nepal are now increasingly being influenced by networks of greed.