Regenerative conservation from zoologists in Nepal
If nature is left entirely unmanaged, ecological succession will proceed in ways that may undermine conservation objectives
Dreaming in phases
As Spain moves to regularise 500,000 undocumented workers in 2026, Nepali migrant who left over 20 years ago shares his experience
Fake rescues hurt Himalayan tourism
Rhinos hit the ground running
Nepal gave heavy-hitters England a run for their money in their first match at the 2026 T20 World Cup
Java in the Himalaya
The series Nepal Made profiles world-class Nepali products and the people behind them. The Dutch colonised Indonesian island of Java in 1596,...
T20 World Cup 2026 curtain raiser
Nepal is playing its third T20 World Cup this month in India and Sri Lanka
Caffeine buzz
Nepali culture is steeped in tea, but coffee is making rapid inroads
Cleaning up the Himalayan airshed
Pollution from North India and Pakistan clouds the sky over Nepal worsening health risk and melting ice caps
Overseas Nepali vote bank
Nepalis overseas may be disenfranchised, but they are engaged
Himalayan Futures Forum 2026
Climate, community, and connectivity
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Hotter Himalaya melts glaciers
Villages in Manang live directly below a glacial lake that is in danger of bursting
How much ice must melt before we act?
Cryosphere loss has immediate consequences for water security, livelihoods, infrastructure, and climate justice
The Himalaya is not fragile
The real fragility of Nepal’s mountains is of economics and governance, not geology.
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Himalayan Futures Forum 2026
Caffeine buzz
Cleaning up the Himalayan airshed
Overseas Nepali vote bank
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Shaken, but not stirred
Regenerative conservation from zoologists in Nepal
Cleaning up the Himalayan airshed
Nepal’s digital dependency
A chance for Nepal's political renewal
Nepal's vanishing wetlands
Where culture meets ecology
Review
Map land
Exhibition showing the evolution of Himalayan and South Asian cartography
Time, transience, transition
Artists depict ever changing realms of society from folklore to artificial intelligence
Nepal’s slow grammar of democracy
The country’s democracy is a mirror, reflecting the dilemma of democratic deepening in unequal societies
Business
UNDP AI report
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has launched its annual report which this year is titled The Next Great Governance, emphasising the...
US-Nepal gastronomy
Chefs Rajeev Shrestha and Deependra Singh from Aloft Kathmandu Thamel will represent Nepal at the US-Nepal Gastronomy Exchange’s return leg in Washington...
Baglung oranges
Baglung produced 4,169 metric tons of oranges this year worth Rs270m. This is an increase of Rs4.4m from the same time last...
