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29/10/2025

Europe wants to increase its presence in the Horn of Africa, moving away from just development to focusing on security issues. But it is being accused of eng...

A huge congratulations to Prateek Raj Joshi sir and Kusum Panta miss  on the release of your incredible book "Pararastra...
18/11/2024

A huge congratulations to Prateek Raj Joshi sir and Kusum Panta miss on the release of your incredible book "Pararastra" This is a remarkable achievement and a testament to your dedication and expertise in the field of foreign service.

"Pararastra"is sure to become an invaluable resource for anyone preparing for Lok Sewa Aayog and those passionate about governance and diplomacy. Let’s celebrate this milestone by supporting their work and exploring the depth of knowledge this book offers. Wishing you both continued success in your inspiring journey!

18/11/2024
Nepali PM KP Oli meets Indian PM Narendra Modi in New York, USA. Indian PM Modi says, “The India-Nepal friendship is ver...
23/09/2024

Nepali PM KP Oli meets Indian PM Narendra Modi in New York, USA. Indian PM Modi says, “The India-Nepal friendship is very robust and we look forward to adding even more momentum to our ties. Our talks focused on issues such as energy, technology and trade.” 🇳🇵❤️🇮🇳

Massive congratulations for all the candidates.Best of luck for forthcoming exams.
17/09/2024

Massive congratulations for all the candidates.
Best of luck for forthcoming exams.

Proposed ambassador to the U.S., Lokdarshan Regmi, has stated that he will work to bring the U.S. President to Nepal on ...
12/09/2024

Proposed ambassador to the U.S., Lokdarshan Regmi, has stated that he will work to bring the U.S. President to Nepal on a visit. Regmi mentioned that such a visit, along with an address to the parliament, would enhance Nepal’s global image and open doors to prosperity.

He mentioned that U.S. Presidents Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy had shown interest in Nepal’s Mount Everest.

The September 10, 2024, debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, held in Philadelphia, was intense and full of con...
12/09/2024

The September 10, 2024, debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, held in Philadelphia, was intense and full of contrasts. Both candidates focused heavily on economic issues, with Trump attacking the Biden administration for what he called the "worst inflation" in U.S. history. He attempted to remind voters of the pre-pandemic economy under his leadership, while Harris countered that the inflation crisis was a global issue, and the Biden-Harris administration had worked to "clean up Trump's mess"

The candidates also clashed on other key topics such as immigration, abortion, and international relations. Trump criticized Harris for her role in the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the economy's reliance on foreign labor. Harris, in return, emphasized her administration's efforts to stabilize the economy and manage inflation, pushing back on Trump’s claims that his policies would be more beneficial.

The debate was marked by sharp policy differences, especially on taxation and trade. Trump promised to extend tax cuts for businesses, while Harris focused on middle-class tax relief. Trump also vowed to increase tariffs on China, which economists warn could harm U.S. consumers and growth.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump met for the first time in person for their first presidential debate together in Philadelphia....

Putin Will Never Give Up in UkraineThe West Can’t Change His Calculus—It Can Only Wait Him Out #Russian President Vladim...
07/09/2024

Putin Will Never Give Up in Ukraine
The West Can’t Change His Calculus—It Can Only Wait Him Out
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and members of his cabinet at a military parade in Saint Petersburg,
Russian President Vladimir Putin and members of his cabinet at a military parade in Saint Petersburg,

Two and a half years after Russia invaded Ukraine, the United States’ strategy for ending the war remains the same: impose enough costs on Russia that its president, Vladimir Putin, will decide that he has no choice but to halt the conflict. In an effort to change his cost-benefit calculus, Washington has tried to find the sweet spot between supporting Ukraine and punishing Russia on the one hand, and reducing the risks of escalation on the other. As rational as this approach may appear, it rests on a faulty assumption: that Putin’s mind can be changed.

The West can't change his calculus—it can only wait him out.

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