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#731 ( 7- 13 November 2014 )
The foundations of a New Nepal cannot be laid on faultlines of the past
#729 ( 24 - 30 October 2014 )
NC’s insecurities have pushed it to the conservative fringe, making it a part of the problem
#727 ( 10-16 October 2014 )
Post-festival, constitution writing will be a battle ground for competing personal and partisan interests
#725 ( 19-25 September 2014 )
Kathmandu’s neglect of the Madhes is being exploited by radicals in the plains
#723 ( 5-11 September 2014 )
We haven’t just failed to protect citizens within Nepal and abroad, we have abdicated our responsibility
#721 ( 22-28 August 2014 )
The last six years have not been wasted, we have zeroed in on institutionalising inclusion
#719 ( 8-14 August 2014 )
New Delhi’s foreign policy shift in dealing with neighbours offers Nepal a chance to redefine ties
#717 ( 25-31 July 2014 )
The NC-UML coalition must stick to its self-imposed deadline of finishing the constitution by April
#715 ( 11-17 July 2014 )
It is no longer enough to condemn the wrong-doers, they must be named and shamed
#713 ( 27 June - 3 July 2014 )
Numbed by endemic corruption, we are losing our capacity for outrage
#711 ( 13-19 June 2014 )
Prashant Jha’s Battles of the New Republic will anger and shame us
#707 ( 16-22 May 2014 )
Democratic regimes with undemocratic institutions can stifle press freedom
#705 ( 2-8 May 2014 )
On World Press Freedom Day, there are more reasons to be optimistic than pessimistic about the Nepali media
#703 ( 18-24 April 2014 )
All cases of grave human rights violations must go for trial, but victims must also have the power to forgive.
#701 ( 4-10 April 2014 )
This month’s Indian election is a battle to preserve the country’s founding principle of secularism
#698 ( 14-20 March 2014 )
The media can’t just function as a business, it has to relentlessly pursue the truth so our freedoms are protected
#696 ( 28 Feb - 6 Mar 2014 )
The stand-off over the Home Ministry shows how little Nepal’s politics has changed in 25 years
#694 ( 14-20 February 2014 )
It’s very simple: KP Oli needs Bam Dev and Bam Dev wants the Home Ministry
#692 ( 31 Jan - 6 Feb 2014 )
Sushil Koirala may become the next Prime Minister, but he is already a lame duck
#690 ( 17-23 January 2014 )
The NC’s undemocratic internal politics is at odds with its electoral victory
#688 ( 3-9 January 2014 )
Political parties that suffer from a democratic deficit within can’t give us a democratic constitution
#686 ( 20-26 December 2013 )
The newly elected legislature offers another opportunity for the country to confront the dirty truths of the conflict
#684 ( 6-12 December 2013 )
The NC and UML have a two-third majority, but they need a consensus on the constitution
#682 ( 22-28 November 2013 )
Holding peaceful elections was the easy part, resolving the deadlock on the constitution will be harder
#680 ( 8-14 November 2013 )
The country will go for polls on 19 November, but at what cost?
#678 ( 25-31 October 2013 )
High political stakes and polarised sentiment threaten to undermine electoral integrity and security
#676 ( 4-10 October 2013 )
New Delhi’s overt and covert efforts to influence Nepali politics haven’t been in India’s own national interest
#674 ( 20 - 26 September 2013 )
The Maoists’ willingness to learn from history and induct Hindu priests into the fold is itself quite revolutionary
#672 ( 6-12 September 2013 )
#670 ( 23-29 August 2013 )
Older parties are trying to reinvent themselves and new ones are maturing
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