Politics of discontent
Many believe big parties have failed and Nepal is on the wrong path, but will their discontent have any impact?
Many believe big parties have failed and Nepal is on the wrong path, but will their discontent have any impact?
Shopping habits are quietly creating an environmental crisis that’s becoming impossible to ignore.
Trump’s second term offers renewed opportunities for smaller nations to strengthen relations with the US.
With the lack of a distinctive edge, Nepal struggles to cut a swath in today’s global landscape.
It is still hard to tell whether Israel will follow through with the long-awaited ceasefire agreements.
The reason UML appears to be antagonistic to PR is because of its inclusive provisions.
Trump’s ‘success’ has sowed serious doubt about the rule of law in America and the value of social mores.
Sub-federal levels should better manage agriculture as they are closer to the farmers.
Strengthening democratic institutions and curtailing mis/disinformation is the solution to oligarchy.
The declaration of an untouchability-free nation was a blatant lie on the part of the new ruling elites.
Digital and traditional media must adapt and exist together to keep the Nepali public informed.
Intense late monsoon rain followed by a long, dry winter is a recipe for widespread wildfires.
Book markets in Kathmandu and other major Nepali cities represent the consonance between readers and books.
Introducing such a law could fail to address the root cause of migration and create new problems.
The environmental costs of running data centres should be simultaneously considered while discussing AI.
Nepal stands at a pivotal moment in history. By harnessing its hydropower resources, it can play a dual role: a key supplier of sustainable energy and a regional hub for computational capacities.
Nepal's plans and programmes focus more on easing the supply side. This must be corrected.
The recent cases of the virus among Saudi returnees should be a wake-up call for us.
Improving relations with the Taliban will help India secure its economic, security and strategic interests.
Lightning strikes make collecting a parasitic fungus prized in traditional Chinese medicine a risky occupation.