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Nepal’s Fertilizer Crisis: A symptom of a broken agricultural supply…

Each planting season in Nepal brings not hope, but anxiety. It is not the weather, pests, or natural disasters that worry our farmers the most, but something entirely preventable: the shortage of chemical fertilizers. In a country where over two-thirds of the population relies on agriculture, and where farming contributes

Bangladesh Is a South Asian Time Bomb

The economy is reeling, radical Islamist forces are gaining ground, young people are becoming increasingly radicalized, lawlessness is taking hold, and religious and

No, Trump Is Not “Transactional”

NEW YORK: European Union trade commissioner Maroš Šefčovič described the recent US-EU trade agreement in unvarnished terms. Agreeing to a 15% tariff on

The Left’s “Everything Struggle” Is Undermining the Climate Cause

Arguing that reducing greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions also requires abolishing capitalism, rethinking gender categories, and freeing Gaza is a formula for

BRI Brings China and Nepal Closer Than Ever

As long as we always respect each other and aim for win-win cooperation, our friendship will last and grow—not just

Can Europe and China Forge a Climate Connection?

The announcement came a month after BYD, China’s leading EV manufacturer, launched its own ultra-fast charging system. In solar, too, the numbers

Europe’s Economic Surrender

By agreeing to 15% tariffs on most exports to the United States, the European Union has capitulated to Trump’s zero-sum

Buffer Zones in Chitwan :  A Lifeline for Wildlife and…

However, despite its successes, the buffer zone initiative faces significant challenges. Human-wildlife conflict remains one of the most pressing issues.

Fair Climate Finance Requires Debt Reform

NAIROBI: When delegates from around the world convened in Bonn, Germany, last month for the 62nd session of the United

Currency Dominance in the Digital Age

A disorderly run on US dollar stablecoins – privately issued digital tokens that are backed significantly by US Treasuries and