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Nepal’s journey towards resilient foreign policy
There is a huge potential of rapid economic development if Nepal handles its relation with two Asian giants in a proper, pragmatic and prudent...
Commercial terms call into question China’s win-win Belt and Road initiative
In a rare challenging of Chinese commercial terms that underlie the country's ambitious Belt and Road initiative, Pakistan and Nepal have withdrawn from two...
Kumari- A Tale of the Living Goddess
Kumari, literally translating to a ‘pre-pubescent virgin’, is also the name of the living goddess in Nepal chosen at a very young age. They...
The Plight of Rohingyas – Who is Responsible?
A leading national daily in Nepal recently posted about an art exhibition targeted towards helping the Rohingya community. While this sounded far-fetched at first,...
Nepal’s view on “Belt and Road Initiative”: Together it never fails
Authors: Himal Neupane & Wang Li I nternational relations seldom affords small states a worthy mention, as these entities predominantly lack the capabilities...
India’s Neighbourhood Policy: Modi continues to scratch his head with firewood
I ndia’s relations with our neighbours are historical and traditional. During the Cold War, the behaviour of US and Soviet Union across the...
Withering India’s Neighbourhood Policy
I ndia is believed to be one of the emerging economic powers of the world. This potential is attributed to several indicators such...
The failure of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Pakistan Policy
The day Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sherif was invited to attend Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s swerving-in ceremony was the first policy mistake. Behind the...
Modifying India’s South Asia Policy: Needs to Focus on Neighbours
The objective of the Modi’s foreign policy is to improve and enhance bilateral ties with the South Asian countries. PM Modi had also held...