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IN GOD WE TRUST

Gold, Oil, and Drugs function as three of the most powerful levers of wealth, power, and geopolitical leverage in the contemporary world economy...

Nepal’s Strategic Capitals for Promoting National Interests

Nepal’s strategic capitals, understood as a deliberately selected constellation of external and internal power nodes rather than mere administrative seats or diplomatic outposts,...

The Birendra Doctrine and the Reagan Legacy in Nepal-US Relations

The conceptual architecture of modern diplomacy often rests upon the evocative power of metaphor to bridge the chasm of geography. In October 1983,...

In Loving Memory of Lonnie, the Candyman

Lonnie R. Pounders left this world on December 5, 2025. He entered it on March 26, 1967 in Alabama. Lonnie stood as a...

Nepal’s Deliberate Path Toward the US-Led System

Nepal’s geostrategic locus requires to cultivate a foreign policy of sophisticated and principled balance, internalizing its geopolitical realities to ensure resilience and autonomy...

Why Nepal Needs Rashtranirmata Party Now

The contemporary Nepali nation-state confronts a precarious existential threshold, where the centripetal forces of historical unification succumb to the centrifugal pressures of modern...

Geostructural Calculus of Nepal’s Foreign Policy

The foreign policy of Nepal needs a profound ontological transition from a historically defensive posture of survival to a proactive, multi-dimensional strategy of...

Populism vs Geopolitics in Nepal

The precipitous convergence of Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah and Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) President Rabi Lamichhane into the “Seven Points Agreement” on December...

About Me

I have been working on the trends of the Nepalese Foreign Policy as the existing global order gets gradually altered in 21st century world. I am an MA in English and MPhil in International Relations a...

Nepal’s Symbiotic Diplomacy with India and China

Climate Diplomacy Must Protect Nepal’s Mountains, Rivers, and People

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Insights Shaping Global Policy

IN GOD WE TRUST

Gold, Oil, and Drugs function as three of the most powerful levers of wealth, power, and geopolitical leverage in the contemporary world economy...

Nepal’s Strategic Capitals for Promoting National Interests

Nepal’s strategic capitals, understood as a deliberately selected constellation of external and internal power nodes rather than mere administrative seats or diplomatic outposts,...

The Birendra Doctrine and the Reagan Legacy in Nepal-US Relations

The conceptual architecture of modern diplomacy often rests upon the evocative power of metaphor to bridge the chasm of geography. In October 1983,...

In Loving Memory of Lonnie, the Candyman

Lonnie R. Pounders left this world on December 5, 2025. He entered it on March 26, 1967 in Alabama. Lonnie stood as a...

Nepal’s Deliberate Path Toward the US-Led System

Nepal’s geostrategic locus requires to cultivate a foreign policy of sophisticated and principled balance, internalizing its geopolitical realities to ensure resilience and autonomy...

Why Nepal Needs Rashtranirmata Party Now

The contemporary Nepali nation-state confronts a precarious existential threshold, where the centripetal forces of historical unification succumb to the centrifugal pressures of modern...

Geostructural Calculus of Nepal’s Foreign Policy

The foreign policy of Nepal needs a profound ontological transition from a historically defensive posture of survival to a proactive, multi-dimensional strategy of...

Populism vs Geopolitics in Nepal

The precipitous convergence of Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah and Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) President Rabi Lamichhane into the “Seven Points Agreement” on December...

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