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Iran says nuclear dispute is an “excuse” as tensions with the US continue

Iran says military readiness deters a US attack, while Washington reiterates that Iran must not obtain nuclear weapons.

Nepali Gundruk: From a Dish of Scarcity to International Recognition

How does a dish that began in rural earthen pits and ceramic jars end up name-checked by Michelin-recommended chefs abroad? Here's the full story of Nepali Gundruk

Nepal Constitution 2015: The Triumph, the Blockade, and the Unfinished Republic

The Constitution of Nepal 2015 was a historic achievement born from decades of struggle and a devastating earthquake. Promulgated on September 20, 2015, it ended the monarchy and established federalism, but its birth was marred by violent protests and an unofficial Indian blockade that crippled post-quake recovery. A decade later, the document remains contested, with unresolved grievances and an active amendment debate. This article explores the difficult path to promulgation, the blockade's lasting impact, the constitution's progressive features, and the unfinished business of Nepal's republic.

Messi Ballon d’Or: Celebrating the Final Chapter of a Football Fairy Tale

There are some moments in football that just make you stop and smile. Lionel Messi, at 39 years old, dragging Argentina to another World...

The Rasuwa Flood and the Warning Nepal Chose to Ignore

Nine meters in 30 minutes. 987 dead. 4,000 missing. ICIMOD's warning ignored. Nepal pays for a crisis it didn't cause. Where is the $55 million?

Nepal Remittance Boom Masks a Deeper Crisis: Family Fragmentation in the Age of Migration

Nepal's remittance inflow surged 37.7 percent to 1449 billion rupees in eight months. But economists warn the economy risks dependency while families remain fractured—and the new government's promises face implementation challenges.