Saturday, November 7th, 2026

From Silent Cry to Strategic Voice

Nepal has survived for centuries in one of the world's most difficult geopolitical environments. Its…

Nepal-India ties need a strategic rethink, not a reset

Geopolitical discussions in Nepal are generally framed through two perspectives: an ‘Indo-centric’ approach and a…

From political renewal to national resurgence: Nepal’s path to strategic stability

For almost four decades, Nepal has experienced repeated political transformations without a corresponding consolidation of…

From the Himalayas to the World

Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s address to the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly…

China’s grand strategy, and what Nepal must understand

China’s rise is often reduced to a simple question: Is Beijing trying to replace the…

Geopolitical Tightrope: How the 18th BRICS Summit Redefined South Asian Strategic Autonomy

The conclusion of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi marks a watershed moment in…

Who speaks for Nepal? The Rubio–Lamichhane call and the new politics of diplomacy

Diplomacy is changing. States no longer communicate only through foreign ministries, embassies and formally designated…

When Disaster Becomes Statecraft: Building Nepal’s National Resilience Architecture

A disaster reveals the state in ways that ordinary politics often conceals. When a crisis…

The Himalayas Are Sending a Strategic Warning

The recent floods are not simply a disaster. They are a warning that climate, geography,…

Deuba’s Return: Nepal’s Test of Democratic Renewal

Sher Bahadur Deuba’s return to Nepal on 13 August 2026 is more than the return…

From political transition to strategic transformation

Nepal cannot be transformed unless it is first understood, and it cannot be understood unless…

Nepal at a Strategic Crossroads

Nepal stands at a defining strategic moment, the crossroads of history. For more than three…