Amrit Kharel

Six Months of Government: A New Politics of Accountability, or the Old Politics of Unfulfilled Promises?

• Perspective
• Analysis
• Long Read

Six Months of Government: A New Politics of Accountability, or the Old Politics of Unfulfilled Promises?

Amrit Kharel September 30, 2026

Amrit Kharel The government has demonstrated a willingness to challenge entrenched practices, confront corruption and demand accountability...

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21-Point Securities Market Rescue Plan: What It Actually Changes, and for Whom?

• Perspective
• Economic Policy
• Economy
• Investment
• Opinion
• Securities Market

21-Point Securities Market Rescue Plan: What It Actually Changes, and for Whom?

Amrit Kharel September 15, 2026

The Ministry of Finance did not just issue a list of promises on September 14 evening. Read...

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Olympic flame arrives in Senegal for Youth Games, the first Olympic event to be held in Africa

• News
• International
• Sports & Entertainment

Olympic flame arrives in Senegal for Youth Games, the first Olympic event to be held in Africa

Amrit Kharel September 13, 2026

DAKAR, Senegal Sep 13 — The Olympic flame was welcomed by music and dancing in Senegal ‘s...

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Shaping the Multipolar Century: Strategic Shifts and Subtext of the BRICS Summit

• International
• Opinion
• Perspective

Shaping the Multipolar Century: Strategic Shifts and Subtext of the BRICS Summit

Amrit Kharel September 13, 2026

Kathmandu, September 13: The conclusion of the 18th BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi marks...

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Germany faces Gaza genocide claims at the UN’s top court

• News
• International

Germany faces Gaza genocide claims at the UN’s top court

Amrit Kharel September 8, 2026

THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Sep 8, 2026  — Germany on Monday has challenged claims at the United Nations’...

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Governance is not only the Matter of Age

• Gen Z
• Good Governance
• Nation Building
• Opinion
• Perspective
• Youth

Governance is not only the Matter of Age

Amrit Kharel September 7, 2026

On September 8 last year, young Nepali students walked onto the street in their school uniforms. They...

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Nepal’s Climate Diplomacy Is Failing at the Worst Possible Time

• Opinion
• Analysis
• Energy
• Environment
• Future Nepal
• Infrastructure
• International
• Long Read
• News
• Perspective
• Science & Technology

Nepal’s Climate Diplomacy Is Failing at the Worst Possible Time

Amrit Kharel September 4, 2026

The mudslide in Rasuwa killed people. It destroyed homes. It washed away roads and bridges along the...

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Infrastructural Devastation Drives Record Insurance Claims Following Bhotekoshi and Trishuli River Floods

• Insurance
• Breaking
• Economy
• News
• Society

Infrastructural Devastation Drives Record Insurance Claims Following Bhotekoshi and Trishuli River Floods

Amrit Kharel September 1, 2026

KATHMANDU, September 1— In the wake of devastating flooding triggered by the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers on...

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Nepal’s Tunnel of Sorrow and the Politics of Reluctant Help

• Perspective
• International
• National
• News
• Opinion

Nepal’s Tunnel of Sorrow and the Politics of Reluctant Help

Amrit Kharel September 1, 2026

The mountains gave no warning worth its name. On the morning of 26 August, a wall of...

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