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Why Nepal’s development, good governance falls short

Kathmandu, April 28: Good governance is not a new lexicon in our polity. This term has come into the centre of debate of development and governance practice mainly after the restoration of multiparty democracy in the 1990s. Nepali scholars like Mahesh Chandra Regmi, Devendra Raj Pandey, Pitambar Sharma, and some

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In the digital age, sovereignty is no longer defined solely by territorial boundaries—it is defined by control over data, infrastructure,

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Strong partnerships with local governments and the appropriate use of technology have made this a replicable model, and as climate

Nepal Stands Tall: Cooperation with India Must Respect Sovereignty, Not…

The recent meeting between India’s Ambassador to Nepal, Naveen Srivastava, and Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle, as reported by janaaastha.com, has once

Big Tech Shouldn’t Be Writing the Rules for AI

Democratic societies cannot outsource the defense of their values to private companies. They must build the institutions, laws, and capacities

China pledges support for Nepal’s economic transformation with new government

Regarding Kalapani, he clarified that it is a bilateral issue between Nepal and India and should be resolved through dialogue

Is Honesty the Best Policy for the International Order?

Those declaring the old order dead – which is conveniently happening just as its double standards have come to haunt

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If middle powers come together, we can build a new foundation for the international order that restores balance. The Iran

Africa Isn’t the World’s “Climate Solution”

Ahead of COP32, African policymakers must recognize that climate governance increasingly prioritizes capital mobilization over redistribution.