COP30: What Nepal should do

As I am writing this piece, the COP 30 has started in Belém, Brazil. Throughout the last twelve months, the

Nepal must change

This is the paramount message coming from the new generations following the protest of September 8 and the uprising on

Whither renaissance in Nepal?

Nepal reached a historic political turning point again. A peaceful protest called by young people against the ban on social

Don’t ignore the small

The current political scenario of Nepal has again reached a transitional stage. After the dissolution of the House of Representatives,

Nepal’s new cabinet: An end to politics of pomp?

September 2025 may be remembered not only as a moment of political upheaval but also as the beginning of a

Comparing two coalition cultures: Case of Germany and Nepal

Dr Thomas Prinz

Germany’s coalition building functions very differently from the one in Nepal. After an election we

Climate change poses a threat to national security. What should Nepal do about it?

Dilip Rayamajhi

Most countries have finally realized the challenges posed by climate change to national, regional and

A modest proposal for reviving Nepal’s economy

Bimal Pratap Shah

Mia, an abstract expressionist artist, walked through the vibrant streets of Mokum, to get inspired

COP29 |Climate activist Shreya KC explains what’s going wrong with the world and Nepal and what should be done

Swornima Khatri

Over the last few months, I had a series of conversations with Shreya KC, one

Readiness, resilience, risk and response

Gaurav SJB Rana

The relationship between humanity and nature has always been delicate. Nature serves as both a

Donald Trump’s return to the White House: What does it matter to Nepal?

Mahabir Paudyal

Kathmandu: Donald Trump evokes both fear and loathing and fascination and fondness among his supporters

Chhath: Beyond fasting and prayers

Jivesh Jha

Dedicated to Sun God and his wife Usha, Chhathi Maiya, Chhath, an ancient Hindu Vedic

How should Nepal take its transitional justice process to a logical conclusion?

Bindesh Dahal

Nearly two decades have passed since Nepal’s armed conflict concluded in 2006. However, a critical