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Does Venezuela Herald a No-Rules International Order?

WASHINGTON DC – The most important question stemming from America’s intervention in Venezuela is not whether it violated international law and norms, but what it reveals about the future of the liberal international order. Contrary to what some commentators say, that order is not collapsing, since its core pillars remain

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Educational Opportunities and Exclusion of Musahar Children in Nepal

Even today, many Musahar parents often squatters and illiterate themselves, are landless, poor, and socially marginalized. They survive on daily

Trump’s Travel Bans Threaten US National Security

Now, those who fail to produce adequate offerings for Trump are punished, while those who prove themselves useful to him

From Anti-Corruption Movements to National Politics: Nepal’s New Alliance Explained

The questions now confronting Nepali politics are collective, reflecting broader concerns about leadership, governance, and political culture.

Ethiopian Volcano Not to Blame for South Asia’s Smog: ICIMOD…

Kathmandu: A new scientific analysis has ruled out the recent major volcanic eruption in Ethiopia as a cause of South Asia’s

From Yam to Bridge: Nepal’s Geopolitical Choices in an Age…

Combined with prudent management of relations with India, China, and other global partners, Nepal can translate its unique geographic and

A New Framework for Financing Global Security

International cooperation is at a turning point, with the Global North far more committed to funding defense than defending development. A

Beyond Multilateralism

Admittedly, this approach involves higher transaction costs and cannot guarantee certainty or uniformity. But the task facing international policymakers is

Lessons from Cleveland: A Firsthand Look at Local Democracy in…

My recent Fellowship experience in Cleveland, United States of America (USA) offered more than professional exposure—it opened a deeper window

SAARC at 40: Cooperation deferred amid rivalries and domestic challenges

Despite years of setbacks, SAARC remains the only platform that brings together all South Asian states. Its Charter envisions a