Opinion

Will it be different this time in Nepal?

Will it be different this time in Nepal?

RSP can no longer define itself as anti-establishment. It is now the establishment.

No forests, no economies

No forests, no economies

Sustainable management that protects and promotes nature amidst growing demands for forest products

The spheres-of-influence illusion

The spheres-of-influence illusion

The US, China, and Russia are abandoning international law for power politics, a shift toward rival blocs that has historically breed conflict over stability.

Trump’s China Trip: Aiming for Deliverables

Trump’s China Trip: Aiming for Deliverables

The United States and China need to lower expectations about Trump’s trip and be realistic, aiming for several concrete outcomes

Soon, the monsoon

Soon, the monsoon

Activists who rescued flood survivors are now in Nepal’s government. Will disaster response be different this rainy season?

After the ballot in Nepal

After the ballot in Nepal

Hope, concern and the long road ahead to make democracy deliver

Nepalis deliver a mature and historic mandate

Nepalis deliver a mature and historic mandate

The people have played their part, now it is the RSP’s job to deliver on promises made

Nepal’s mandate for change

Nepal’s mandate for change

Building effective governance will be far more difficult than winning votes

Imagery, Algorithms, and the Ballot

Imagery, Algorithms, and the Ballot

What Takaichi’s Victory Says About Youth Politics in the Digital Age

When geopolitics becomes lived reality

When geopolitics becomes lived reality

It is one thing to analyse geopolitics from a distance, it is another to sit at home, phone in hand, watching alerts multiply

Letter from Norway

Letter from Norway

Democracy is at stake all over the world, and Nepal will face its own test on 5 March

AI takeover of all media

AI takeover of all media

Novels, photography, art, music and journalism face a reckoning with artificial intelligence

RED ALERT: Get ready for the wildfire season

RED ALERT: Get ready for the wildfire season

How Nepal can reduce forest fires and boost farm production at the same time

Bangladesh’s post-uprising election

Bangladesh’s post-uprising election

Out-of-country voting and rapid ballot counting can hold lessons for Nepal’s own polls

How I got my NRN Citizenship in Nepal

How I got my NRN Citizenship in Nepal

Despite a convoluted process, NRN citizenship secures the rights and aspirations of expatriate Nepalis

What the interim government gave Bangladesh

What the interim government gave Bangladesh

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party won a landslide parliamentary election on Friday 18 months after the 2024 GenZ driven upring that toppled long‑time premier Sheikh Hasina

International law meets an age of impunity

International law meets an age of impunity

As long as some states are shielded from accountability while others are exposed to it, the legal order will struggle to command legitimacy

Regenerative conservation from zoologists in Nepal

Regenerative conservation from zoologists in Nepal

If nature is left entirely unmanaged, ecological succession will proceed in ways that may undermine conservation objectives

Cleaning up the Himalayan airshed

Cleaning up the Himalayan airshed

Pollution from North India and Pakistan clouds the sky over Nepal worsening health risk and melting ice caps

Nepal's vanishing wetlands

Nepal's vanishing wetlands

On World Wetlands Day, a call to protect migratory birds and their habitat along the Narayani River

Where culture meets ecology

Where culture meets ecology

Reverence and traditional practices have helped preserve valuable wetland ecosystems in the Himalaya

The UN’s withering vine

The UN’s withering vine

What the American retreat from global governance means for the world

Safe delivery in 2026

Safe delivery in 2026

Nepal introducing two new initiatives to strengthen maternal and newborn health despite funding setbacks

Protectionism will not protect against pandemics

Protectionism will not protect against pandemics

Infections and health inequalities have been reduced, but tariffs, cutting foreign aid, and protectionism will reverse progress

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