Parks by the people and for the people
Buffer zone governance committees have made national parks participatory, but not inclusive
The Himalaya is not fragile
The real fragility of Nepal’s mountains is of economics and governance, not geology.
‘International Days’ range from the sublime to the ridiculous
The UN puts on hold new proposals for international days, weeks, months, years and decades
Stages of denial
After all that has happened, it is obscene for obsolete politicians to still hanker for power
Doomscrolling democracy
Rumour, bias and propaganda have always been a part of the informationsphere, but what makes it different today is the velocity at which falsehood spreads
Graduation must be a springboard, not a stumbling block
With integrated national strategies and reinvigorated global partnerships, graduation can be turned into a catalyst for inclusive, sustainable development
Can the developing world weather the next financial crisis?
As asset prices soar and speculative money floods into risky markets, the global financial system is slipping back into perilous territory
Living and leaving
Nepali migrant workers want to live and just get by not only in Nepal but overseas as well
Bhutan imprisons social media influencer
Regime sees new threat from the popularity of content creators on social media platforms
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