The new government is redefining Nepal’s foreign policy in the triangular contest between India, China and the US
Translation of Bhekh Bahadur Thapa’s memoir offers an insider perspective on government and diplomacy
Washington, with New Delhi, can be expected to ensure that Beijing is not a decisive power in the new Nepal
It is one thing to analyse geopolitics from a distance, it is another to sit at home, phone in hand, watching alerts multiply
Why Nepal’s crisis is better explained by institutional decay rather than external conspiracy
Rana rulers objected to planes flying overhead, fearing invasion or divine anger
What the new world order post-Venezuela means for small countries with big neighbours like Nepal
New book explores strategic importance of the narrow corridor that joins India to its northeast
More than a month after the GenZ protests, next-door nations keep a watchful eye on the country
While the recent eruption of unrest in Nepal is not uncommon for a region that remains in perpetual crisis, it does represent a dangerous new trend
That Beijing has once again ignored Nepal’s claims on the Limpiyadhura Triangle vis-a-vis New Delhi points to need for urgent diplomacy by Kathmandu to arouse sensitivity
China has no interest in filling America’s shoes, it is focused on the domestic economy
In the face of Donald Trump's capriciousness, India will not panic, but it might pivot
Nepal cannot choose its neighbours but there is a whole other multilateral world out there
There are lessons for Nepal from the way Finland balanced its foreign policy during the Cold War.
Nepal’s strategy of equidistance is fraying at the edges as Kathmandu is buffeted by countervailing pressure from north and south
The water war has arrived in South Asia sooner than any of us imagined it.
Lessons from Korea that promotes patient diplomacy and no political interference at the other side of the agreed boundary
Despite its vast potential, India was long overlooked by the West, both economically and geopolitically. No more.
Two new books urge Nepal to leverage relations with China and India in its own national interest
Indian displeasure makes World Bank and ADB to go quiet on what could be Nepal’s largest hydro project
The Indian media is destabilising the chance of an understanding between the two countries
The new government is reconsidering the $442 million Indian scheme approved by the previous government
India agreed to a troubled truce with China, but hold your applause
