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World wars

Ongoing conflicts have shown the changing nature of warfare, and it is not going to be under human control.

Tales of 2 cities

The metamorphosis of Janakpur, and a new cultural portrait of Birganj

Old is still gold in Nepali politics

By-election results in Ilam and Bajhang show establishment parties are still the voter’s choice

What difference does it make?

Most Nepalis are convinced these main men of the new coalition will bring little positive change to their lives.

The Malayan rainforest and its rare flower

The Rafflesia is the largest flower in the world, growing in the jungles where Gurkhas fought a guerrilla war

Kathmandu's silent spring

The publication in 1962 of Rachel Carson’s book Silent Spring drew public attention to how pesticides had killed much of North America’s songbirds. The...

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