A New Diplomatic Horizon: Rethinking Nepal’s Role in a Changing World
September 10, 2026
Nepal’s foreign policy has traditionally been understood through the lens of geography. Situated between India and China, the country has often been described as a small state navigating the competing interests of two major powers. This geopolitical reality cannot—and should not—be ignored. But in a rapidly changing international system,......
Climate Justice: Should Those Who Contributed Most Help Bear the Cost?
September 9, 2026
Climate change is no longer a warning about the future. It is a reality affecting human lives, economies, communities, and nations around the world. For countries such as Nepal, its consequences are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. The recent catastrophe along Nepal’s Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river systems has......
The Bhotekoshi Flood: A Warning from the Himalayas and a Test of Global Climate Justice
September 8, 2026
Nepal’s tragedy should not be treated as another isolated natural disaster. It warns the world that climate change, mountain instability, transboundary rivers, and human vulnerability are converging—and that the international community must respond with science, solidarity, and justice. The devastating Bhotekoshi flood disaster of August 26, 2026, should compel......
