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What if Europe Loses Access to Its Climate Data?

PARIS—Last October, Signe Ratso, Deputy Director-General of the Directorate-General for Research and Innovation of the European Commission, issued a stark warning while speaking on a panel at the European Parliament. “When critical datasets and analytical tools are hosted outside” the European Union, she explained, “their access or even the content …

A New Chapter with India: Water Resources, Sovereignty, and Nepal’s…

Nepal can move beyond the limitations of the past and build a future in which its water resources serve first

The Cultural Component of National Security

For governments, businesses, and donors seeking to understand what a more resilient Europe looks like, Ukraine has demonstrated that culture

Is Trump’s Iran War a Crime of Aggression?

Many commentators, including those on the right, have dubbed US President Donald Trump’s “Operation Epic Fury” against Iran “Operation Epic

Innovation, partnership and a stronger Nepal–Israel bond

This partnership is also rooted in mutual respect. B.P. Koirala, one of Nepal’s most respected national leaders, championed democracy, dignity,

The Gulf’s Post-OPEC Order

However disruptive the UAE’s departure from OPEC may be to oil markets, lower prices and greater volatility are ultimately manageable.

Iran Is Pressing Its Strategic Advantage

Iran is looking for an option that both costs its adversary and generates revenue for itself. Unable to match America’s

The Global Water Cycle Is Critical Infrastructure

As we look toward a more uncertain, insecure water future, it is incumbent on governments and financial institutions to ensure

RSP’s technocratic turn challenges Nepal’s old political order

Critics might still say that we need an ideology, but they are missing the point. Maybe the goal is not

Why Nepal’s development, good governance falls short

Good governance is not a new lexicon in our polity. This term has come into the centre of debate of