Tag: China
Nepal’s Cabinet Approves Key Decisions: Loans, Reforms, and International Participation
The Council of Ministers meeting held on September 15 decided to accept 6 million US dollars in concessional loan from the World Bank (WB)...
The Challenges of Integrating Energy Diplomacy into Nepal’s Foreign Policy
To be honest, I am relatively new to the realm of foreign policy, and my journey began with a deep interest in infrastructure development.
At...
Advocating for a Shift in Government Focus: Prioritizing Domestic Consumption over...
Stakeholders are right in calling on the govt to prioritise domestic consumption over electricity export
Even as Nepal's electricity production keeps increasing, the country does...
Official Start of Nepal’s MCC Agreement with the United States
The once controversial U.S. program has largely slipped from the public’s eye in the years following its ratification by the Nepali Parliament.
On August 30,...
Nepal Needs to Invest in Infrastructure to Boost Domestic Electricity Consumption
To support the increase in power production, stakeholders have emphasised the imperative need to boost investment in infrastructure to elevate domestic consumption and enhance...
Chinese Ambassador Remarks on Nepal-India Relations
Chinese Ambassador to Nepal, Chen Song, has stirred controversy by seemingly disregarding diplomatic conventions during his recent speech, where he sought to cast Nepal's...
Pakistan-China collaboration on Chashma 5: the way to sustainable development
Pakistan and China have agreed to spend USD 4.8 billion to build a Hualong One reactor as unit 5 of the Chashma nuclear power...
BRICS Expansion and Its Implications for Nepal-India Relations
The recent BRICS summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, captured international attention with its announcement of the bloc's expansion, marking the first time since 2010...
GCC Grid Infrastructure and Connectivity – An Electrifying Vision
The Middle East could become the center of an electric spider’s web, but such dreams face massive challenges.
The term “Middle East” might be losing...
Redefining ‘power’ in South Asia: An assessment of the Kathmandu-Delhi-Dhaka nexus
In an evolving demand-supply equilibrium in South Asia, India is now emerging as an invisible hand that is facilitating economic integration, trade, and connectivity
Bangladesh...
