Small Countries Don’t Need Big Emissions to Lead on Climate​
Nepal can move beyond being a victim of the climate crisis to becoming a credible leader in the global transition away from fossil fuels—if its ambitions are matched with fair finance, technology and international cooperation.
Rebuilding a River Town Means Rebuilding a Life
As Nepal turns from tragedy to recovery, the challenge is not only where to rebuild, but how to rebuild safely while preserving the communities, memories and connections rooted in place.
The Russia Sanctions Bill Before Congress Won’t Do What Its Backers Claim
The new Russia sanctions bill promises a decisive blow to Moscow. But economist James K. Galbraith argues that its economic impact is likely to be far smaller than its supporters claim.
The Ocean Has Its Commitments. Now Island States Want Delivery
Tokyo's Island States Ocean Summit signaled a shift from ocean pledges to a practical delivery framework — with lessons for global governance far beyond the sea.
The Geography India Cannot Escape
India's neighbours are no longer choosing between New Delhi and Beijing. They are leveraging both — turning geography, competition and strategic ambiguity into tools of national advantage, while forcing India to rethink how influence is earned and sustained.
India and Nepal Need Institutions That Match Their Ties
India and Nepal's historic ties are not enough. As shared security and climate challenges grow, both countries need stronger institutions to sustain their partnership.
Religious Communities Cannot Claim Immunity From Human Rights Obligations
The title of this piece unfortunately does not reflect reality, but rather constitutes an ethically justifiable demand. From an ethical perspective, it is essential...