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TORONTO—The United States has unprecedented power to conduct military strikes anywhere around the world, to impose damaging tariffs and sanctions, and to mete out punishment far beyond its borders in coordination with allies. Few states have possessed so many instruments of coercion, and fewer still have been able to achieve
Kathmandu, May 19: The government has started returning savings to small depositors affected by problematic cooperatives, with refunds distributed to
Kathmandu, May 16: A two-day ministerial dialogue titled TransformCare South Asia: Transforming Care Systems for Advancing Women’s Economic Empowerment in
“In an economy worth Rs. 6.6 trillion, capital expenditure of Rs. 200 billion is insufficient to meet development aspirations,” he
The opposition lawmakers have disrupted the meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR) demanding presence of Prime Minister Balendra Shah
Critics might still say that we need an ideology, but they are missing the point. Maybe the goal is not
During mid-March to mid-April (Nepali month of Chaitra), remittance inflows stood at Rs. 209.75 billion.
The government has announced national security, border management and the modernisation of security agencies as key priorities for the fiscal
The government has announced a wide range of environmental and climate-related programmes for the upcoming fiscal year 2026/27, focusing on
However, the Secretariat criticised former interim government chief Sushila Karki for appointing her personal secretary Adarsh Kumar Shrestha to the
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