Their contribution to mountaineering successes is often overlooked by the global media.

Emerging circumstances and risks require a thorough revisit of our core problems.

Nepal punches above its weight on climate action—and it is clear why.

The Citizens’ Movement has called for freedom from political regression and justice for the marginalised.

Neither elections nor revolution is a solution to the current problems.

Nurturing large-scale job creation will require policies that bring digital solutions to the non-digital economy.

The impact of the pandemic on the Nepali economy is waning.

The European Union should be in no hurry either to engage with Putin’s regime or to force a diplomatic crisis.

The race to produce a vaccine has turned into a competition to exert influence on global economies.

Global solidarity is not only morally right but also offers the quickest way to put economies on the road to recovery.

It is folly to invest solely because rates are low and shy away because rates are rising.

The only definite way of gauging the will of the people is through an election.

The choice facing world leaders is simple: act now to tackle the hunger crisis, or pay a much higher price later.

An apparent conflict has emerged because our foreign policies have not changed with the times.

The discriminatory immigration rule targeting women only reflects the values of an illiberal, ethnonationalist federal government.

Fiscal rules should be rewritten to allow for more active counter-cyclical policy.

Without some sort of settlement, Nepal cannot be rescued from the present imbroglio.

Harmless as it may seem, the political call for a Hindu Rashtra poses a mortal threat to the very idea of an inclusive Nepal.

A thorough evaluation shows that this government has more severely failed Nepal on economic matters.

Regulators must come between the act of cheating and the violation of consumer rights.