By Prof. Sangeeta Thapliyal (17 April 2018) – Perception is an essential component of foreign policy. How a country’s government and people perceive the other has a substantial influence in forming its relations with them. Assessing Prime Minister KP Oli’s visit to India unfolds certain prevailing… More
By Yubaraj Ghimire (16 April 2018) – Back home after “managing” a hostile Delhi, things should have moved in the right direction for Prime Minister K P Oli, who seems to be in a hurry to establish himself as the Lee Kuan… More
By Bhismaraj Ojha/CB Adhikari (KATHMANDU, 13 (RSS)– The Nepali year 2075 BS (April 14, 2017 to April 13, 2018) has set its record as the year hosting the maximum and significant elections in nation’s history. The year witnessed the successful completion of three-tier… More
By Rakesh Sood (11 April 2018) – It is a long-standing tradition that Nepali Prime Ministers make Delhi the first foreign port of call after taking over. The only exception was Maoist leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ in 2008 who visited China… More
By Dr Rajeev Kumar Singh and Jivesh Jha (KATHMANDU, 11 April 2018) – In the seven decades of freedom and 69 years of Republican exercise, we find the policy makers and India dwellers not much serious about the actual realization of Directive Principles… More
By Prashanta Jha, 5 April 2018 – Nepal’s Prime Minister K P Oli arrives in Delhi on Friday. As conventional as it may seem – for every new Nepali PM makes his first visit to India – it comes after three years… More
By Jyoti Malhotra (4 April 2018) – As India stoops to conquer Nepal by laying out the red carpet for the visit of prime minister Khadga Prasad Oli later this week, it is indicating a new self-awareness that its foreign policy missteps… More
By yubaraj Ghimire ( 3 April 2018) – K P Oli perhaps tried to emulate at home what Narendra Modi did at the time of his swearing in as prime minister four years ago, but he was not as successful. On Tuesday, Oli invited… More
By Yubaraj Ghimire (12 March 12, 2018) – Over the years, Nepal’s internal politics, the making of the constitution and the peace process, have been dictated by the international community, mainly India, the European Union, the US and the United Nations. But after… More
Dr Vijay Srivastava and Jivesh Jha (KATHMANDU, 13 March 2018) – The Constitution of Nepal and the basic structures it envisaged have allowed the democratic credentials to thrive on the sovereign soil of Nepal. One of such basic structures has been the principle… More
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