Democracy’s sidekicks
Nepal’s two biggest parties uniting gives both added reason to be accountable to voters
Nepal’s two biggest parties uniting gives both added reason to be accountable to voters
Decades-old archival images by photojournalist Bikas Rauniar of ministers in the new government
Nepali politics is in limbo again with a lame duck prime minister from a minority party
K P Oli to be prime minister for 4th time, 6th tenure for Sher Bahadur Deuba
By-election results in Ilam and Bajhang show establishment parties are still the voter’s choice
As we mark a new Nepali year, let us pause and think about what might lie ahead in Gregorian year 2081.
Public pressure to curb graft is making heads roll, but is it all just political drama?
The more things change in Nepali politics, the more they remain the same
Everything you need to know about Nepal’s new left-led government
Kathmandu never really devolved power to provinces to give federalism a chance to work