International Economy and DevelopmentResearch itself cannot create growth, rather its application does. Nepal’s sustained economic transformation should be based on continued practice of research and development, generating knowledge, fostering…
NIICE · 11 August 2026
International Economy and DevelopmentThe global race for semiconductor dominance has proven that the real currency of power is not silicon, but intellectual property.
NIICE · 10 August 2026
INDO-PACIFIC AFFAIRSOn June 16, 2026, the Pentagon dropped "Indo" from INDOPACOM, reverting to the pre-2018 name Pacific Command.
NIICE · 28 July 2026
INDO-PACIFIC AFFAIRSJapan’s immigration framework diverges from a Western-style open-door policy. It embodies a unique regime of strict and conditional inclusion that treats foreign workers primarily through the…
NIICE · 16 July 2026
NEIGHBOURHOOD STUDIESThe demographic structure of Sri Lanka after independence has not given the slightest clue about a permanent Jewish population.
NIICE · 12 July 2026
International Economy and DevelopmentA fund suited to Nepal’s conditions would operate two distinct sleeves under a single legal structure, governed by different rules because they carry different risks.
NIICE · 10 July 2026
Global Governance, Sustainable Development and Smart CitiesEmerging areas in cyber foreign policy are still in a nascent phase due to the fact that advancements in technology outpace international law as well as…
Preethi Amaresh · 8 July 2026
Global Governance, Sustainable Development and Smart CitiesAside from an unwritten, non-binding consensus on procedures and processes, BRICS may be settling into a more limited role than its founders envisioned
NIICE · 6 July 2026
NEIGHBOURHOOD STUDIESEmphasizing a symmetrical strategy in quantum that underscores vigilance and creativity can nonetheless open the door to momentous achievements in International Relations and Diplomacy.
Preethi Amaresh · 4 July 2026
Global Governance, Sustainable Development and Smart CitiesIndia’s agenda in the upcoming session marks a strategic shift from being a passive recipient of norms to advocating a structural blueprint for the Global South
NIICE · 3 July 2026