The Israel-Gaza conflict has made us conscious to think about the future of war, violence and human catastrophe and the future of world order should transition, with the due consensus among fellow states, from a Hobbesian state of nature to civil society. ...
The tourism sector in Ghandruk Village holds immense potential for empowering women and enhancing economic development. However, significant challenges remain, including traditional gender roles, lack of education, and inadequate policy support. ...
The announcement of Global Development Compact by India presents an opportunity to the Global South countries to work to achieve its policy objectives and outcome of achieving growth and development. ...
In a significantly globalized and interconnected world, where information and news are disseminated rapidly and widely, combating yellow journalism in IR is essential to foster peace, harmony and promote a healthy media landscape, democracy and understanding among countries. ...
As both countries continue to navigate this evolving partnership, it will be essential for Nepal to strategically manage its economic interactions with China, ensuring that it maximizes benefits while addressing potential challenges. ...
Food, in its daily domestic and mundane practices might not seem politically significant, but manifests as a “representation of a nation that creates a sense of shared national identity”. ...
The protests in Bangladesh was sparked by anger over job quotas that led to the fled of Prime Minister while in Sri Lanka it was energy crisis, marked by blackouts and shortages, culminated in the dramatic ousting of a president. ...
India has had different set of approaches in order to fulfill interests independent of any event while still propagating the philosophy of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam”- the world is one family. ...
By deepening diplomatic engagement and supporting Nepal’s domestic priorities, India can strengthen its influence while promoting a stable and prosperous neighborhood. ...
Narco-Terrorism in Afghanistan
The economic impact of the opium ban, combined with falling aid and the Taliban's actions against women, is likely to exacerbate poverty and increase outmigration which could potentially lead to increased refugee flows toward neighboring countries, including Nepal. ...