Sisir Devkota

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Global Affairs Analyst based in Kathmandu, Nepal. Founder, Trainer & Researcher at "The Protocol" which facilitates analytical research on current affairs and workshops on Diplomacy and Leadership. Masters of Social Science in Democracy & Global Transformations from the University of Helsinki, Finland. Author for a book chapter titled as "Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2013".

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1.2 trillion rupees on the move: Modi’s greatest piece of purchase yet

Last week, the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) was taken aback by more than a surprise. Just when it was dealing with the uncomfortable series of...

Sovereign Fund or Vision Fund? EU riding on contrasting ambitions

Europe is catching up again. At least, it now believes so. Last month, European leaders agreed to set up a $100bn fund to improve the competitiveness...

After Google’s new set of community standards: What next?

After weeks of Google’s community standard guidelines made headlines, the Digital Industry Group Inc. (Australia based NGO) rejected proposals from the regulating body based in the southern...

Pulwama Attacks: Pakistan takes on India again

The attacks by Jaish-e-Muhammed on Indian security forces has come at a tricky time; Modi led government’s reaction to the killings, and the preparations...

Now India denies a friendly hand: Imran Khan debuts against arrogant neighbors

Imran Khan is facing the brunt for overly appeasing its arch rival-India. On September 22, Khan tweeted that he was disappointed over India’s arrogant...

Mesut Ozil’s retirement and the dark face of identity politics in Germany

Distinguished commentators are pondering upon a particular question in common. What was Ozil supposed to do when Recep Tayyip Erdogan-the President of Turkey had...

The Rising Superstar: Nepal’s chance through Sports Diplomacy

Forty-two wickets in twenty-one listed international cricket matches; with the best figures of 5-20. The luscious number belongs to a seventeen-year-old Nepali spin bowler,...

Into the Sea: Nepal in International Waters

A visit to the only dry port of Nepal will immediately captivate busy scenes with hundreds of trucks, some railway carriages and huge Maersk...

South Asian Regional Parliament: A European Model

February in Nepal has witnessed provincial parliaments meet up for the first time in history; after the left in Nepal rebounding as the new...

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