Widespread outrage and protests have erupted in Nepal following the discovery of a 3-year-old girl's body last week, three days after she went missing, with authorities investigating her rape and murder.

Brazil has voiced its concern regarding the closure of the Nepali embassy in its capital, Brasilia. The diplomatic move has prompted a reaction from the Brazilian government.

Police in Nepal have arrested a head constable in connection with a leaked video showing a suspect from Bara.

The Nagdhunga road tunnel in Nepal has officially opened for use by private vehicles, improving transportation in the region.

An editorial in The Kathmandu Post urges action to combat the rising tide of violence against women and girls in Nepal.

Farmers in Jajarkot, Nepal, are facing a challenge as their crops are ready for harvest but they have insufficient storage facilities.

Three months after eviction, landless families have returned to their razed settlement in Nepal. The situation was reported by The Kathmandu Post.

A two-year-old girl was found dead in a bush in Nepal, leading to her stepmother being held for questioning in connection with the incident.

The government and the family of a girl killed in Bara, Nepal, have reached a three-point agreement regarding the incident.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post reflects on Nepal's political landscape, advocating for leadership that respects democratic principles and avoids authoritarianism. The article discusses the country's aspirations for a stable and democratic future.

Conservationists in Nepal are celebrating a record number of gharial hatchlings in Bardiya's rivers, offering renewed hope for the endangered species' recovery.

Nepal's Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) is reportedly struggling to fill key leadership positions, raising questions about its internal stability and future direction.

Nepal's Home Minister has pledged to ensure justice for a toddler from Bara, though specific details of the incident are not provided.

The Kathmandu Post provides its weekly report on NEPSE, the Nepal Stock Exchange. This article summarizes the market performance and key trends observed over the past week.

The Kathmandu University (KU) info lab is spearheading initiatives to digitize and preserve Nepal's diverse indigenous languages. This effort aims to safeguard linguistic heritage for future generations.

Despite a single shot being able to prevent Japanese Encephalitis (JE), Nepal's vaccination program currently leaves adults out.

In an unusual incident in Nepal, a mother who applied for a copy of her citizenship document received it signed by her own son.

Lawmakers in Nepal are proposing to shorten the central bank governor’s term, a move critics fear could lead to increased political interference in monetary policy.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discusses whether it is time to introduce charter schools in Nepal, exploring potential educational reforms.

An 18-year-old who attacked Nepalese nationals in Plovdiv has been released and will not be held in custody. The Plovdiv District Court made the decision regarding his arrest.

The Indian Army Chief, General Manoj Pande, met with Nepal's Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' to discuss bilateral military ties. The meeting aimed to strengthen defense cooperation between the two countries amidst ongoing border discussions.

NDTV World announced the launch of its 'Anviksha: Ideas Across Borders' dialogue series in Nepal on August 27, featuring political leaders, diplomats, business figures, actors, and sportspersons from India and Nepal.

Non-resident Nepalis express interest in investing in domestic ventures but cite bureaucratic hurdles and safety concerns as significant deterrents.

Nepal's export market is largely driven by non-domestic goods, while high-value products face difficulties in gaining traction.

Nepal's labor market is experiencing a paradox of both high unemployment among workers and simultaneous shortages in specific labor sectors.

Nepal has established itself as a model for wildlife conservation over the past five decades, with nearly 20 percent of its territory designated as protected areas and effective anti-poaching policies.

In Nepal, the cancellation of a five-year, $35 million USAID program, which had reached over 100,000 women and girls, is being linked to an increase in maternal and infant mortality.

A landslide in western Nepal has resulted in the deaths of five people, with eight others still missing. Rescue teams are facing significant challenges in reaching the remote affected area.

A Pakistani man has been sentenced to 6.5 years in prison for the rape and 20-hour torture of a Nepali woman in a house near Zagreb. The details of the crime are described as harrowing, with the victim's survival being a miracle.

Relatives have gathered to mourn the three Nepali mountaineers, Kili Pemba Sherpa, Gyalu Sherpa, and Nima Sherpa, who were victims of an avalanche in Pakistan.

Communities near Nepal's Chitwan National Park are facing a growing danger as dangerous snakes, including two types of cobras, are increasingly being observed in homes and yards.

The Lithuanian cabinet has proposed that the Seimas (parliament) reject conservative leader Laurynas Kasčiūnas's suggestion to grant additional service seniority to soldiers who participated in international missions between 1996 and 2001.

The bodies of five mountaineers, including a German national, were found in Nepal's Yalung Ri region, nine months after they went missing and were buried under snow.

A university in Nepal canceled a Tibet-related event, citing an official order, though the Nepalese government has denied issuing such a directive, underscoring the country's sensitivity to China's stance on Tibet.

A Tibetan studies conference scheduled to take place in Nepal has been canceled following a request from local officials.

Despite a national ban, a provincial government in Nepal has legalized the use and cultivation of marijuana for medical purposes.

Croatian police and the State Inspectorate conducted an inspection at a blueberry farm in Čazma, discovering eight Nepali workers housed in 14-square-meter containers, a situation deemed unacceptable by authorities.

The global mountaineering community and Nepal are mourning the death of renowned climber Nirmal Purja. Tributes have poured in, recognizing his significant legacy in the world of high-altitude climbing.

Several towns in southern Nepal remain tense after days of communal violence erupted between Hindu and Muslim communities.

The ancient practice of Sound Bath, originating from Nepal, is gaining traction in Austria as a method for relaxation. It involves using singing bowls, gongs, and chanting to create a meditative experience, primarily offered in studios.

A curfew has been imposed in several cities in southeastern Nepal following days of inter-religious clashes that erupted on Sunday, resulting in at least three deaths and multiple injuries.

Communal violence in Nepal has resulted in three deaths and led to a widening curfew, prompting the Prime Minister to appeal for calm.

Authorities in Nepal report that conservation efforts are yielding positive results, with the tiger population reaching 429 individuals, an increase of nearly 21% since 2022.

Nepal has seen a 20 percent increase in its tiger population, reaching an estimated 429, which has led to concerns about potential human-wildlife conflict.

A curfew has been extended indefinitely in parts of Nepal bordering India, following an outbreak of violence. Prime Minister Shah expressed grief over the incidents.

Robertas Puchovičius defended Remigijus Žemaitaitis, who was convicted by a second-instance court for antisemitic statements, claiming Žemaitaitis merely recited a poem.

India has provided NPR 75 million in aid for the construction of a new school building in Nepal, reinforcing bilateral cooperation in education.

One person was killed in Nepal's Sunsari district following a dispute over procession music, leading authorities to impose an indefinite curfew across five market areas as security forces were deployed.

In Nepal, aid workers are reportedly facing a dire choice between selling sex or starving, following significant cuts in aid during the Trump administration. Rubi Lama, who previously helped vulnerable prostitutes, is now among those affected by the reduced funding.

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Nepal's central bank has confirmed its intention to mint a one-rupee coin featuring a map that includes disputed territories, a move likely to spark diplomatic tensions.

The Democratic Republic of Congo has reported more than 1,000 deaths from Ebola since May, according to recent reports.

Nepal is reportedly considering a new regulation that would require climbers to first scale a 7,000-meter peak before attempting to summit Mount Everest.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah is reportedly meeting with the ambassadors of India and China after completing 100 days in office, signaling diplomatic engagements.

Aid workers in Nepal, left jobless due to cuts in USAID funding, are reportedly turning to sex work as a means of survival.

The Danish union 3F has identified a new loophole allowing foreign workers, including Nepalese and Argentinians, to enter Denmark using EU passports, raising concerns about foreign labor regulations.

The Indian Centre and Opposition are clashing over a CJP protest at Jantar Mantar, with the Opposition criticizing the Prime Minister and Rahul Gandhi calling him 'anti-youth.' Protesters returned to Jantar Mantar after a crackdown, and a minister met with injured students.

Protests are currently testing Balen Shah's promise of change in Nepal, raising questions about the stability and effectiveness of his administration.

Scientists have officially rediscovered a Himalayan pangolin species, originally described in Nepal in 1836 by Brian Hodgson, after modern genetic analysis of smuggled scales confirmed its distinct lineage. The species had been overlooked for nearly two centuries.

Bangladesh stated at a Delhi meeting that SAARC and BIMSTEC do not need to be rivals. The meeting brought together security advisers and delegation heads from member states including Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.

Following a change in leadership, Nepal has launched a crackdown on corruption, resulting in the conviction of 16 individuals, including two former ministers, for falsifying documents to allow Nepali citizens to resettle in the US as Bhutanese refugees.

A court in Nepal has convicted two former ministers and 14 others for forging documents to enable Nepali citizens to resettle in the United States as Bhutanese refugees.

A US national identified as Jordan Brown was arrested near the India-Nepal border. Authorities found a Chinese passport, religious books, and an AI device in his possession, raising suspicions about his intentions.

Families displaced by a recent landslide in Jajarkot, Nepal, are reportedly struggling to survive in makeshift shelters, facing difficult living conditions.

Nepal's Supreme Court has issued a directive to the government, instructing it to settle outstanding payments owed to dairy farmers.

This article links to the Nepal Photo Library, a section of The Kathmandu Post.

Intersectional feminist Anjali Sah speaks out on Nepal’s pervasive rape culture and the issue of police apathy in addressing such crimes.

Nepal's proposed school bill is currently caught in a debate concerning who holds the authority to make decisions and who is responsible for funding, highlighting a conflict between various stakeholders.

Six deaths among 10 cases of Japanese Encephalitis (JE) in Jhapa, Nepal, have placed the region at the forefront of a new vaccination campaign.

Nepal is experiencing a rise in cosmetic imports, driven by increasing consumer demand. The trend was reported by The Kathmandu Post.

An opinion piece discusses the 71-year relationship between Nepal and China, arguing for a shift from symbolic gestures to more substantive engagement.

A report highlights the continued practice of a century-old community labor tradition in Panchthar, Nepal, showcasing its enduring cultural significance.

Nepal has postponed a visit by a UN rapporteur, a decision made amidst ongoing delays in making appointments related to transitional justice.

A doctor from Nepal has proposed a two-question test as a method to identify intelligent individuals.

Nepal's stock market continues to face pressure due to weak demand, as reported by The Kathmandu Post.

A Nepali expat shares his inspiring journey of transitioning from cleaning toilets to becoming a chef in Dubai.

Japan has committed to funding the construction of a new Air Traffic Control (ATC) tower at Kathmandu airport in Nepal.

An previously unknown species of mini-eel, Gangaichthys indonepalicus, was discovered living in groundwater after researchers identified it from a TikTok video.

A report indicates that 500 documents have disappeared from Nepal's foreign ministry, with authorities failing to follow up on the trail of the missing records.

Nepal’s Dairy Development Corporation (DDC) ghee has made its debut in Dubai. This marks a significant step for Nepali dairy products entering the international market.

A dedicated story-sharing event was held to foster greater cultural and social exchanges between China and Nepal.

Ronda Zelezny-Green highlighted that teachers in Nepal are adopting artificial intelligence tools 'almost blindly.' Her comments shed light on the unguided integration of AI into the country's educational system.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah is scheduled to visit West Bengal on Friday and Saturday to conduct review meetings concerning security along the Indo-Nepal and Indo-Bangladesh borders. The visit will focus on assessing existing security measures.

The Indian Army Chief, General Seth, has been awarded the honorary rank of General of the Nepal Army by President Paudel, signifying a strengthening of military ties.

A 34-year-old Nepalese man drowned in the Slunjčica River in Croatia, with police divers recovering his body. The tragedy occurred in the popular natural area.

A bus accident in central Nepal has resulted in the deaths of two people and injured three others.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post exploring how Nepali diaspora literature addresses themes of borders and belonging.

Nepal celebrates the Tihar festival, also known as the Festival of Lights, where temples, royal cities, and the majestic Himalayas are illuminated.

Nepali youths are demanding to join the Indian Army's Agniveer recruitment scheme, despite the Nepali government halting recruitment, citing inconsistency with the 1947 Tripartite Agreement between India, Nepal, and Britain.

An international study indicates that 65% of Generation Z individuals feel uncomfortable making calls to strangers, preferring other communication methods even with family and friends despite constantly using their phones.

A report by the Associated Press details a concerning rise in deaths among pregnant women and babies in Nepal, attributed to recent cuts in USAID funding.

More than 100 foreign workers from Bangladesh and Nepal, who had been living in converted train cars for over a year at a Chisinau enterprise, were relocated to a dormitory after intervention by the General Inspectorate for Migration.

Two more youths, aged 17 and 18, have been arrested and charged in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, for their involvement in and filming of an assault on Nepalese citizens.

The bodies of five climbers, including a German national, who died in an avalanche in Nepal last November, have been recovered from the accident site.

Eight political parties in Nepal have joined forces to establish a new alliance called the 'Progressive Front'.

The bodies of a German mountaineer and four other missing climbers, who were caught in an avalanche on Yalung Ri near the Tibetan border in November, have been recovered.

Kristina Meseguer, who recently revealed her new partner, shared more intimate moments with her followers, posting a video enjoying his attention and hugs.

A photo essay highlights the growing problem of crop-raiding monkeys in Nepal, which are posing a significant threat to the livelihoods of farming communities.

BJP President JP Nadda, accompanied by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, visited flood-affected regions in Assam, including Nepalikhuti, and assured all necessary help from the Central government.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Sarma visited the flood-ravaged Nepalikhuti area of Bihubar, inspecting the damage and announcing that compensation for flood victims would begin after August 9.

Abhijeet Dipke stated that protests in Bangladesh and Nepal are being used to defame his group, responding to Taslima Nasreen's comparison of CJP protests to a past Bangladeshi student movement.

Nepal has restricted access to certain forest areas after the discovery of a rare snake nest, indicating conservation efforts for the species.

Police reported that a suspended official of the Badrinath Temple has admitted to their involvement in the theft of funds, with silver coins, ornaments, Nepalese currency, and cash recovered during searches.

This article explores the reasons behind the persistent sectarian clashes flaring along the border between India and Nepal.

A curfew has been imposed in several cities in southeastern Nepal following days of inter-religious clashes that began on Sunday, resulting in at least three deaths and multiple injuries.

Nepal's Prime Minister urged calm as three people were killed amidst Hindu-Muslim unrest, prompting authorities to enforce curfews and pledge to restore peace and unity in the affected areas.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah has appealed for calm and extended curfews to new areas as the death toll from recent violence has risen to three.

A curfew has been imposed in a district in Nepal near the Indian border following communal violence that resulted in one death and injuries to 22 others, including 13 security personnel.

India and Nepal have strengthened their relationship through the restoration of heritage sites in Lalitpur, with India having helped conserve 30 heritage sites across eight districts of Nepal since the 2015 earthquake.

Gen Z uprisings in South Asia, led by students and disgruntled youth, have challenged increasingly repressive systems, particularly in India, Bangladesh, and Nepal. While not always sweeping away governments, these protests, triggered by widespread allegations, have made a significant impact.

India has formally invited Nepal's Prime Minister Balen Shah for an official visit, signaling potential diplomatic engagements and discussions between the two nations.

Police in Saranda have arrested a man sought since the beginning of the month, suspected of attempting to kidnap a girl from Nepal near the Qafë Botë customs.

Vilborg Arna repeatedly finds herself drawn to the culture and landscapes of Greenland and Nepal, noting that her interest developed relatively late.

Aid workers in Nepal are reportedly being forced to choose between selling sex or starving, following cuts in aid by the Trump administration.

Alpinist Juris Ulmanis recounts his recent experiences in Nepal, including breaking his leg in the mountains and meeting a Sherpa who survived Everest, reflecting on life's unexpected lessons.

A Khalistani terror suspect and a US national were among five individuals apprehended while attempting to illegally enter India from Nepal.

An Associated Press post regarding USAID cuts has backfired, drawing criticism and questions from the public about taxpayer-funded jobs for transgender individuals in Nepal.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is reportedly seeing initial indications of stabilization in its ongoing Ebola outbreak.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balen has ended his snub of foreign envoys amidst protests, scheduling one-on-one talks with both the Indian and Chinese ambassadors on the same day.

In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, one of the largest communities of Nepali-speaking Bhutanese refugees finds connection and preserves shared history through soccer.

A man from Nepal beat his father to death with an iron rod in a Bengaluru apartment complex, two days after the father started a new job as a security guard and the son arrived seeking employment.

Nepalis are reported to top the list of foreign arrests in Panchkula, India, with Nigerians frequently involved in heroin cases, according to local authorities.

Alpinist Jordi Pons Sanginés discusses his philosophy on happiness, emphasizing his friends, the mountains, and continuous planning. He reveals his intention to return to Nepal in October.

Jordan Brown, a US resident, was apprehended near the Nepal border in Uttar Pradesh's Maharajganj after allegedly attempting to cross through an unauthorized route, with his trail involving Bali, Goa, and a missing passport.

A Nepalese court has sentenced two former ministers and 14 others to jail for their involvement in a scam that defrauded Nepali citizens by falsely promising them refugee status in the United States.

A recipe for 'Angel's Wings' cookies, described as delicate and quick to make, promising delicious results in under an hour.

Cancer drugs are not available in state-run hospitals in Nepal, forcing patients to purchase them at steep prices from other sources.

A crucial overland trade route has reopened for limited traffic after being blocked for a month, easing transportation in the region.

Police in Saptari, Nepal, have reported that a stepmother has admitted to killing her two-year-old stepdaughter.

An opinion piece argues that stricter laws alone are not enough to effectively address and resolve Nepal's persistent problem with rape.

India's increasing power demand presents a significant market opportunity for Nepal's energy sector, though this window may not last indefinitely.

Four years after its collapse, the Bheri bridge in Nepal continues to remain in a state of disrepair and ruins, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges.

Internal party disputes are causing delays in cabinet expansion in Nepal's Lumbini and Karnali provinces, hindering government formation and stability.

The Kathmandu Post provides a guide to budget-friendly locations and services for Nepali students residing in Nagoya, Japan.

Youth networks in Nepal are taking the initiative to combat harmful practices such as Chhaupadi and child marriage, working towards social change.

Lancashire-born photographer Christine Rodgers shared her best phone picture, captured in a tense moment at a bank counter in a border town in northern India. Rodgers has extensively trekked through Bhutan, Nepal, and various Indian states over the past decade.

A delegation from the China Society for Human Rights Studies has visited Nepal, as reported by China Daily.

Subin Bhattarai's popular Nepali romance novel 'Summer Love' has been adapted into a stage play, bringing the beloved story to a new theatrical audience.

Nepal's Election Commission has initiated a study into the feasibility of allowing out-of-country and inter-district voting for its citizens.

A private analytical study titled "Lessons Learned From Russia’s War Against Ukraine: The Case of Lithuania" was prepared for The Jamestown Foundation, focusing on Lithuania's defense strategy.

Nepal's Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has announced key appointments, naming Pramod Neupane as the chief of its organization department and Jagdish Kharel as the new spokesperson. These changes aim to strengthen the party's structure and communication.

India and Nepal will use drones to map border encroachments in the Dasgaja regions, a collaborative effort aimed at resolving land disputes and providing a verified technical account of disputed areas.

Survivors of a landslide in Nepal have been forced to spend a week at a health post as relief efforts remain stalled, leaving them without adequate support.

Journalism classrooms in Nepal are experiencing a significant decrease in student enrollment, raising concerns about the future of the profession in the country.

Gorkha veterans are pressing the Balen government in Nepal to address and resolve the ongoing deadlock concerning Agniveer hiring.

One hundred twenty-seven passengers have successfully returned home from Nepal aboard an alternative flight.

The Deuba faction's adoption of a Hindu line has opened a new fault line within the Nepali Congress party, indicating internal ideological divisions.

An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discussing the challenges facing Nepal's economy and the need for more than just a two-thirds majority.

Subsidized rice has been delivered to Humla, Nepal, through a Chinese route, marking the first such delivery in seven years.

Nepal's foreign minister announced that the country might have misplaced the original Sugauli Treaty papers, which established its borders with British India, amidst ongoing border disputes.

The Himachal High Court has granted parole to a convict in a murder-dacoity case, ruling that their Nepali citizenship does not preclude them from receiving parole.

In Nepal, a significant increase in mortality rates among women and babies has been observed following the withdrawal of aid workers associated with USAID programs.

Nepal is reportedly on the brink of instability, grappling with communal tensions, constitutional questions, and the absence of its Prime Minister.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balen Shah held his first one-on-one meeting with a foreign diplomat, engaging with the Indian envoy.

Nine months after an avalanche, the bodies of five missing mountaineers—a German, an Italian, an Italian-Canadian, and two Nepalese individuals—have been recovered in Nepal.

An international academic conference on Tibet, originally scheduled to take place in Nepal, has been pushed online, with organizers calling it a 'worrying development' despite Nepal's government denying any order for the change.

Two Nepali women who had moved to Bengaluru with hopes of building a new life tragically died by suicide just days after their arrival.

An article explores how Generation Z in Nepal is beginning to lose its illusions, reflecting on the challenges and changing perspectives of the youth.

Following US President Trump's decision to discontinue the USAID program, Nepal is experiencing severe consequences, particularly with the elimination of many HIV prevention initiatives.

The case of Russian climber Smirnov, who lost several fingers after being abandoned at 7,900 meters on Makalu, has reignited the debate over sherpas' legal responsibility in the Himalayas and may force Nepal to define the limits of client-sherpa relationships.

Omakase Wa, a Michelin-recommended Japanese restaurant in Lisbon, is led by a Nepalese chef who started by washing dishes and found respect through sushi. The restaurant celebrates the beauty of imperfection and the joy of being human at its Japanese counter.

Rakshya Bam, a prominent leader of the Nepali Gen Z movement that overthrew the government in September 2025, discusses her role as an opposition figure to the new government.

Clashes have spread in Nepal's Tarai region, with the death toll now reaching three, prompting Balendra Shah to vow stern action.

Latvian sculptor Roberts Bāliņš is opening his solo exhibition 'Ilgas kā kulminācija' (Longing as a Culmination) at the Cut Art gallery in Riga, exploring themes of waiting and reflection.

After eight months, the body of Bikram Lama, a former international student from Nepal who died while sleeping rough in Sydney's Hyde Park, is being repatriated, bringing peace to his grieving mother.

A Nepalese man has been sentenced to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment for the kidnapping and sexual assault of a girl in Palghar, an incident that occurred in 2018.

India has inaugurated its first direct container freight train service to Nepal, marking a new chapter in trade relations. The train carried 1,225 tonnes of canola from Kolkata port, enhancing connectivity between the two nations.

A Pakistani national, identified as Louis Nighat Arther Bano, escaped from a Nepalese jail and illegally entered India, subsequently being convicted by a court in Tripura.

The number of students admitted to higher education institutions from Bangladesh and Nepal has sharply declined by 70 percent following a case that caused a ministerial crisis.

One person has been killed in a communal clash in Nepal's Sunsari district, bordering India, leading to the imposition of prohibitory orders in the area.

Nepal has eased post-demonetisation restrictions on Indian currency, now allowing citizens and Indian travelers to carry up to ₹25,000 in ₹200 and ₹500 notes. This change simplifies currency rules for visitors from India.

Nepal has introduced new regulations for Mount Everest climbers, requiring aspiring mountaineers to first summit a 7,000-meter peak to reduce overcrowding and enhance safety.

Questions have been raised about why Americans were funding jobs for transgender workers in Nepal, after a former HIV outreach worker lost his job when US funding vanished.

Following cuts to USAID funding by the Trump administration, many aid workers in Nepal have reportedly been forced to turn to sex work to survive, part of a larger global job loss impacting the sector.

An Associated Press video detailing how transgender aid workers in Nepal turned to sex work after USAID funding cuts ignited fierce conservative backlash regarding taxpayer funding priorities.

Nepal's Gen Z protestors have returned to the streets, not merely to replace a government, but to demand a more accountable administration.

An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.2 struck western Nepal, according to reports.

Nepal has reportedly removed the disputed Kalapani-Lipulekh map from its Re 1 coin, signaling a potential shift in its stance on the territorial issue.

Nepal is experiencing a new wave of protests against the Balen Shah government, with Generation Z emerging as a prominent force in the demonstrations.

A recent survey in Estonia indicates that 24% of public sector employees fear losing their jobs, reflecting widespread job insecurity in the country's labor market.

A Nepalese court has sentenced two former ministers, including the ex-deputy prime minister and home minister, along with 14 others, to prison for their involvement in a fake refugee document scam.

A proposal to eliminate Nepal's 'dollar fare' policy, intended to reduce domestic flight prices for foreign visitors, is warned by airline operators to potentially make flights more expensive for local citizens.