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A Global South Approach to the Climate-Development Nexus

CAPE TOWN – The deluge of crises over the past five years, from the COVID-19 pandemic to wars in Ukraine and Gaza to America’s destructive tariff policy, has put the postwar global order under immense pressure. Multilateral institutions – including the United Nations and the World Trade Organization – are

Pushing Back Against Trump’s New World Order

With Trump seated behind the Resolute Desk and European leaders gathered around him “like schoolchildren,” it revealed more about his

Chaitanya Academy to hold policy conference

The Chaitanya Academy is all set to hold the policy conference on September 12-13. The conference dwells on various eight

CPN UML intensifies preparation for statute convention

Standing committee member and publicity department chief Rajendra Gautam informed that some of the tasks like stage management and information

Massive flood blocks Mid-Hill Highway in Baglung   

A flood occurred at Nisikhola rural municipality-4 of Baglung, has completely blocked the Burtibang–Rukum East section of the Mid-Hill Highway.    

33 Dead, Millions Affected Due to Floods in Punjab

Islambad, Sept 1:  Pakistan’s Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Director General Irfan Ali announced that the massive floods that have

Afghanistan earthquake kills more than 600

Jalalabad,Sept 1: A massive rescue operation was underway in Afghanistan Monday after a strong earthquake and multiple aftershocks flattened homes

France denounces US decision of revoking Palestinian representatives’ visa to…

France, Aug 30:  France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Saturday that there should be no restrictions on access to

Five things to know about Indonesia’s deadly protests

Jakata, Aug 30: Violent clashes have erupted across Indonesia, boiling into the biggest test of Prabowo Subianto’s 10-month presidency, with

PM Oli in China, bilateral talks with President Xi

The meeting between the two leaders was held at Tianjin Guest House. Prior to this, the Prime Minister was welcomed