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Breaking the Chains: The struggle against women trafficking in Nepal

Human trafficking remains one of the most insidious violations of human rights in the 21st century—a clandestine enterprise fuelled by desperation, inequality, and exploitation. Among the countless victims worldwide, women and girls constitute a disproportionate share, particularly vulnerable to sexual exploitation, coerced labour, and domestic servitude. Nepal, perched between two

Former King Gyanendra Shah Calls for Constitutional Monarchy, Unity, and…

We believe that the coming year can and must become a memorable and golden chapter in our history. May the

Dumping Biomass in the Ocean Is Not a Climate Solution

Two more processes could accelerate the release of carbon: dumping large quantities of baled biomass could – and likely would

What African Electrification Requires

We know that this can work. In 2024, Africa’s power sector achieved another year of double-digit growth, largely owing to

AIT has contributed to rapid development of science and technology:…

AIT has not only contributed to the rapid development of science and technology but has also provided a foundation for

Insurers Must Embrace Geospatial AI

This poses an extremely complex and difficult challenge for insurance companies, which have understandably been struggling to cope. In recent

Will AI Close or Widen the Development Gap?

Encouragingly, the cost of AI development is beginning to decline. While OpenAI’s GPT-4 cost $100 million to train, the Chinese

This UN Debt Initiative Is Different

The urgency of the current crisis cannot be overstated. Over half of the 68 countries eligible for the International Monetary

Why China’s Marriage Crisis Matters

Can China’s government resolve the contradiction between its economic ambitions and its demographic reality? Judging by its past efforts, no

Europe and the Next World Order

Until now, the EU’s need for unanimity has rendered it ineffective and too slow to act, owing to the considerable