Quid pro quo quagmire
For almost a month now, nameplates bearing the name of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal have hung outside 16 of Nepal’s ministries...
For almost a month now, nameplates bearing the name of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal have hung outside 16 of Nepal’s ministries...
Educating men to empower women in Nepal
There are many signs of Nepal’s democratic decay, but the one that has made the stench unbearable in recent weeks is the...
An explainer on how the election for Nepal’s new president has ruptured the ruling coalition
The obsession of our leaders with Singapore is unmatched. Every prime minister we have had in the 30 years (some of them...
Major parties discuss presidential nominees ahead of date for filing candidacies on Saturday and election on 9 March
The next president need not be regarded with reverence, just respect.
The thick winter fog in the plains is a metaphor for the country’s purposeless politics
Nepali Times experiments with the new chatbot built on a language model to generate news stories, with mixed results
Prime Minister Dahal’s refusal to hand back the Home Ministry to the RSP may be the tipping point for his fragile coalition