Differences within parties have complicated the democratic transition in Bangladesh.

The Xi–Trump encounter symbolises the world’s shift from unipolarity to a contested multipolar order.

The change of guards in the capital holds little, if any, meaning outside Kathmandu.

What makes China’s upcoming 15th FYP remarkable is the scientific strength rooted in its people.

The new government must build on people’s trust in it to solve the valley’s waste problem.

The success of COP30 will be measured by results, not rhetoric.

Meaningful education is more than concepts floating around; it is a tool to understand our society.

Such a leadership can work only when institutions are strong enough to contain it.

Unilateral actions, like sudden bans or rigid regulations, only deepen mistrust and resistance.

The South Asian economies have all the reasons to make the most of India’s new monetary policy.

Environmental stress systematically activates the psychological vulnerabilities that drive criminal behaviour.

Redefining leadership requires dismantling and reshaping centuries of narrative upheld by the political elites.

The industry has the potential to create a niche market centred on sustainable apparel manufacturing.

The average family represented in ads looks and sounds no different from the archetype Nepalis in pre-1990 films.

Fortunately, political fluctuations in Nepal have not directly affected Nepal-China relations.

The chaos has subsided, and rebuilding projects have started. But first, we must rebuild ourselves.

The government should not just conduct credible elections but also rebuild trust in democratic institutions.

PM Karki must demonstrate impartiality while avoiding the estrangement of any neighbour.

Why did the government propose Sunar if he was a wanted suspect in a court of law?

We need studies on existing infections and the seroprevalence of other coronavirus species.