The Winner Takes It All
Soon, Nepal will have a new government led by a ministerial team from a relatively new dominant party. The change...
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Battlegrounds to Watch
As the March 5 election draws near, political momentum is building across the country. This year’s contest features several high-profile...
Corruptions, Cartels, and Coalitions
The political stage and the players who may perform a major role on it Over the past fifty years, Nepal...
The Baggage of a Weak Passport
For many citizens, travelling abroad does not begin with excitement. It begins with stress. Even in 2025, travelling on a...
Meter Byaj and the Urgent Need for Financial Reform
"Meter byaj", a fraudulent lending practice, is a significant financial hardship for many Nepali families, particularly in rural areas lacking access to...
The Discord Revolution: How Nepal’s Youth Rewrote Democracy Online
In early September, as the nation was in chaos, young Nepalis were gathering in a corner of the internet that...
Commemorating the September Revolt
A mixture of hope and caution By Matt Wood On Saturday, 20 September 2025, members of the Nepalese community, academics,...
Questions Galore After a Week of Intense Social Unrest
The recent turmoil in Nepali cities is likely to have a lasting impact on politics and society. It also impacts...
How Nepo Babies Triggered Gen Z to Demand Fairness
Long before the end of December, a snapshot of a highly exclusive Christmas tree went viral in Nepal. Not for...
When Saving the Constitution Meant Breaking It
The appointment of the interim Prime Minister, Sushila Karki, has sparked a debate on the formal procedure followed. Technically speaking,...