The most direct way tourists can help Nepal now is by visiting the country and helping it rebuild
Shuvani Singh
Efforts to bring back the necklace and other artefacts to Nepal has stretched to over five years
Devendra Bhattarai in Chicago
Post-disaster economic recovery is an opportunity to make the country more climate resilient and sustainable
Shristi Karki
Putting all its eggs in one basket is not a good idea in an age of climate breakdown
Sudiksha Tuladhar
Victims of sexual violence from Nepal’s long-forgotten conflict rue apathetic state response
The death toll of the Nepal-China floods reached 1,050 on Tuesday, a week since the catastrophic disaster. Some 4,000 people are still…
Nepali Times
International media falters in linking Nepal flood to climate crisis
Kaede Polkinghorne
It will take time for children to heal from trauma but recovery will start with return to new homes and schools
Shuvani Singh and Smaranika Shakya
Doubt about an individual disaster need not be reduced to zero before we act on climate breakdown
One phone call saved thousands of lives after river gauges were swept away on 26 August
Devesh Belbase
On International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, families wait for truth and justice
Survivors and families of the missing want news of loved ones, either dead or alive
Sonia Awale
A drone operator in China accidentally captured the rupture as it happened on Langtang
Kunda Dixit
Himalayan glacier expert Alton C Byers on what happened in Nepal and what should happen now
Glaciologists use satellite data to find the exact sequence of events in the avalanche.
Satellite images show the glacial collapse on the North Face of Langtang was in Nepal itself
Nepal-born IT entrepreneur puts Kathmandu on the global digital services map
Dirgha Raj Upadhyay
New companies cater to the growing market for cannabis fabric here and abroad
Gandaki Province’s law regulating cannabis cultivation has revived the legalisation debate
Excerpts from Rajib Upadhyay’s new book Giants at the Gates: Nepal in a World of Reorder
Rajib Upadhyay
Their ancestors left Nepal to fight for the British Empire and settled in Bangladesh, and are forgotten by all three
Rehnuma Shahreen in Dhaka
RSP leadership must guarantee political stability, policy consistency and remove the fear factor to restore business confidence
Brian Wong is assistant professor in Philosophy at the University of Hong Kong whose research examines the intersection of geopolitics,…
On India and Pakistan’s Independence Day, a look at the daily theatre of masculinity at their Wagah–Attari border
Aftab Husain
