In numbers we trust
Dahal has got the vote of confidence again. But the scenes on Wednesday suggest turbulence ahead.
Thu, Mar 14, 2024
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China-India rivalry in the Indian Ocean
Smaller countries in the region play a vital role in determining the extent of their domination.
Regulatory gaps in Nepal’s fintech
There is a severe lack of dedicated fintech-related education in the country.
The Gulmi way
The success of women entrepreneurs in the district offers lessons for the rest of the country.
Where is the rage against inequalities?
What public roads are for the Nepalis, airports are for the ultrarich in bigger plutocracies.
Minilateral momentum in South Asia
The Nepal-India-Sri Lanka initiative could be used to pursue better people-to-people relations.
It’s only words
The UML claims high ideals to explain its support for the Dahal government. There is room to doubt it.
Politics of chicanery
The disregard for integrity among leaders has muddied the entire political pool.
Making climate finance affordable
To break the cycle of environmental and economic crises, countries must invest now.
Politics of pardon
Arbitrary pardons and commutation of jail terms are part of a long trend of criminalisation of Nepali politics.
Enriching our obits
Proper obituaries are essential for instilling professionalism in the genre.
The rule of the third
Dahal has done a lot of talking. It's time to justify his position through swift action.
RSP: Rise and risks
Certain concepts floating in the orbit of political science may explain what is going on with RSP.
Migrant workers in Israel
While helping keep the Israeli economy running during wartime, they remain in the path of rockets.
Heed dairy farmers
The problems they face are multifaceted and can only be solved with collective effort of all those in the sector.
Incomplete electricity reform
Proposed draft amendments to the Electricity Act must do more to address Nepal’s energy needs.
Breaking barriers for women in foreign policy
With equal opportunities, meritorious women can contribute to IR with their intellectual insights.
On the wrong track
Little is being done to stop the vicious cycle of deaths and injuries on our roads.
How are different social groups faring?
There is a need for disaggregated data by social groups to understand it.
The second coming
Pakistan’s economy cannot be fixed without political stability in the country.
