Opinion & Editorial
Opinion | Protest is not policy
Nepal’s protest has completed the first stage. The rest depends on what the country builds around it.
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Opinion & Editorial
Nepal’s protest has completed the first stage. The rest depends on what the country builds around it.
Science & Climate
Lama, who recently attended the UN biodiversity talks, says post-disaster work in Nepal focuses on infrastructure rather than communities, and that safeguards for Indigenous people near hydropower projects rarely work in practice.
National (Nepal)
The ruling party has tasked its parliamentary wing with taking parliamentary action over alleged misconduct in the judiciary. But what does the impeachment process involve, and does the RSP have the numbers to see it through?
National (Nepal)
The former Australian opener could make his debut against Karnali Yaks in the first match of the day on Monday.
National (Nepal)
Doctors say the medical education reform campaigner’s blood glucose level had fallen sharply, putting his life at risk.
National (Nepal)
Only 420 local units have classified land under the 2019 law, prompting a fourth amendment to the land-use rules.
The party has discussed asking him to withdraw his nomination in return for possible consideration for a diplomatic posting in another country.
World News
The aircraft issued a series of distress calls moments before crashing in a residential area, with severe weather reported at the time.
National (Nepal)
Houthi attacks have disrupted nearly half of scheduled flights from Saudi airports, leaving migrant workers without clear information as their leave runs out and exit-re-entry permits near expiry.
World News
North Korea has announced more than a dozen new barbecue restaurants since September, but analysts say the fanfare is aimed at projecting prosperity while food insecurity remains widespread.
Politics & Governance
Raids on newsrooms and arrests of reporters have no place in a democracy that guarantees press freedom.
Politics & Governance
Two decades after the insurgency ended, the children of Nepal’s Maoist fighters are building careers in IT, fashion and insurance. A few still carry the cause.