By Ann Rowan, University of Sheffield 4 August 2020 In the world of glaciology, the year 2007 would go down in history. It was the year a seemingly small error…
Dr Zhiqun Zhu, a Professor of Political Science and International Relations at the Bucknell University, is an American academic who is considered an authority when it comes to examining China’s foreign policy and its interactions with rest of the world. The author of many scholarly books on world politics believes “MCC and IPS are closely connected” and fears that should India and China not learn to work hand in globe then the “Asian Century” may well remain a mere idea.
By Dr Sarobar Upadhyaya, Kathmandu 20 July 2020 It was somewhere around 2009/10, when I was still an undergraduate medical student. I was skimming through my tailored news feed during…
14 July 2020 I A team of researchers have discovered “a new fault system” in southeastern Nepal that could cause “catastrophic” earthquake in a densely populated region of the Himalayan…
29 June 2020 I The upper house of Nepal’s federal parliament today heard how Kathmandu’s major media houses last week ran “fake news” based on a “report” that foreign affairs…
The pettiness in India’s narrative is blaring and the puerility of the world’s largest democracy is becoming glaringly pronounced.
A source within Nepalese embassy in Canberra has rubbished suggestions that the mission gave preferential treatment to 11 passengers who flew out of Canberra today.
By Prakash Paudel, Brisbane 1 June 2020 Although they may appear to be completely unrelated phenomena, climate change has been recognized as one of the biggest national security threats for…
India and Nepal’s enduring border disputes have repeatedly provoked nationalist movements and protests in Nepal and alienated Nepal from India. Resolving the disputes through cooperative rather than coercive measures will be critical for India’s ambition to become a “responsible” rising power.
A tempest is brewing for India. While the entire world is reeling from the most intractable crisis in recent human history, India’s other woes are mounting. A toxic mix of misfortune, vengeful external interests and its hegemonic hubris coupled with strategic myopia is proving to be a combustible recipe. As a result, India today fights on multiple fronts.
An unsettling video purporting to show horrible treatment of Nepalese migrant workers by Kuwaiti police and authorities has gone viral overnight attracting thousands of emotional outbursts and reactions.
What a state manages to achieve in a bilateral or multilateral negotiation depends very much on its institutional memory. Institutional memory here refers to what a negotiating state presents as statistical and subjective evidence during a negotiation process.
Ram Hari Timilsina Agriculture and Forestry University, Nepal Prof Surya Kant Ghimire, PhD Agriculture and Forestry University 12 May 2020 I Agricultural activities in Nepal have been heavily affected by…
England has always trusted these fierce fighters for all kinds of perilous missions but recently Gurkhas stationed in Nepal were deployed for a different kind of job altogether. This time they battled against time to rescue over a hundred British travellers stranded in various parts of the mountainous nation so that they could be in Kathmandu on time to catch rescue flights back home.
9 May 2020 I Kathmandu has once again called on India to “to refrain from carrying out any activity inside the territory of Nepal”. Nepal’s latest discontent comes after its…
1 May 2020 I Four unsuspecting innocents have fallen victim to Nepal’s blood-stained political history that claimed an estimated 16,000 lives between 1996 and 2006. Four children in remote western…
By Manarishi Dhital, Sydney 27 April 2020 Those who are familiar with my writing may find the views I am going to present in this article as a marked departure…
26 April 2020 I Less than two weeks since they forked a million dollars for vulnerable international students at MIT campuses in Sydney and Melbourne, Australian rich-listers Dr Shesh Ghale…
18 April 2020 I Only three days ago, the biggest recruiter of international students from Nepal announced that it would dispense hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy grocery cards…
Associates of former Nepal king Gyanendra Shah have today handed over a cheque of NRs 20 million to the secretary of the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers.
