The UK Home Office is investigating a significant asylum fraud scheme where migrants are allegedly coached by lawyers to make false claims, including feigning homosexuality or domestic abuse, to secure residency. Authorities are cracking down on these practices and threatening deportation for fraudulent claimants.
The Nepalese government's characterization of the country as a 'buffer state' has drawn disagreement from foreign policy experts, prompting a debate on its international standing.
Thousands of Nepalese gathered in Thimi, near Kathmandu, to celebrate the 'Sindoor Jatra' festival, part of the Bisket Jatra, marking the Nepali New Year on April 15, 2026.
A report indicates that Nepal Police are increasingly resorting to shooting drug suspects, but this tactic has not led to a reduction in drug-related crime.
UNICEF has stepped in to supply vitamin A for Nepal's upcoming nationwide campaign, following the government's failure to meet its procurement deadline.
An art exhibition titled 'Like a Rising River' is dedicated to exploring and celebrating the experiences and narratives of Nepali women through various artistic mediums.
An expert advises Nepal's Congress and UML parties to reform provincial governance for their own benefit, suggesting critical issues within the current system.
An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post discusses the perceived ease of converting petrol vehicles to electric vehicles and raises questions about the actual safety implications of such conversions.
Nepal's former prime minister KP Sharma Oli has been arrested along with a former home minister over their alleged roles in a deadly protest crackdown that killed over 70 people, just a day after a new government was sworn in. Reports confirm at least 77 people were killed in the anti-corruption youth uprising.
The Middle East conflict continues to cause significant volatility in global energy markets and broader economic slowdowns. Western powers are struggling to secure shipping in the Red Sea, and the Strait of Hormuz remains a treacherous battleground, with Iran setting new conditions for passage, banning US, Israel, and their allies. Oil prices have fluctuated as Iran stated 'non-hostile' ships can pass, though vessel transits remain significantly reduced.
The Detailed Project Report (DPR) has been completed for the new Raxaul-Kathmandu rail line project, marking a significant step forward for the Indo-Nepal rail link.
Glaciers in the Himalayan mountains are melting at double the rate compared to the year 2000, according to research findings from the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) in Kathmandu, Nepal.
A helicopter traveling from Kathmandu to Nepal's Khotang district crashed on Wednesday while attempting to land on a farm, with horrifying video capturing the incident.
Gen-Z activists in Nepal are continuing their protests, demanding the release of the Karki commission report, highlighting ongoing calls for transparency and accountability.
A three-year-old party, buoyed by Gen Z support, has achieved a landslide victory in Nepal's general elections, securing a huge majority and positioning its candidate Balendra Shah, a rapper-turned-politician, to become the next prime minister with a mandate to restore political stability. His historic leap from Kathmandu's streets to national power marks a dramatic shift in Nepali politics and a major test for a new government.
The US Justice Department published additional FBI documents describing interviews with a woman who said President Donald Trump sexually assaulted her after she was introduced to him by Jeffrey Epstein.
Nepal's Gen-Z uprising has yielded early results in parliamentary polls, with the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) making significant inroads. The RSP has secured key seats in Kathmandu and is leading in over 110 constituencies nationwide. Notably, RSP leader Balendra Shah is ahead of former PM KP Sharma Oli in Jhapa-5.
Passengers stranded at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport protested after an Air India Express flight to Kathmandu was repeatedly diverted due to bad weather, leaving them waiting for more…
A bus crash in Nepal killed 19 people, including a 24-year-old British man. The bus, carrying tourists to Kathmandu, lost control and fell 200 meters onto the bank of the Trishuli River.
A passenger bus veered off a road and plunged into the Trishuli River in Dhading, Nepal, early Monday, resulting in at least 18 fatalities and 25 injuries. The bus, en route from Pokhara to Kathmandu, was carrying over 35 passengers when the accident occurred. Rescue operations are underway, though challenging due to the nighttime incident.
An opinion piece highlights the critical data concerning Nepal's migrant workers that the new government must address, emphasizing the socio-economic importance of this demographic.
Articles examine current real estate market trends, including the idea that larger projects don't always equate to better outcomes. They also highlight the significant fluctuations observed in markets such as Nepal over the past three years.
Tribhuvan University has declared its intention to reclaim land that has been encroached upon, but no concrete actions have been taken following this decision.
Women are noting significant improvements in maternal and child health outcomes during their daughters-in-law's generation compared to their own experiences.
An opinion piece criticizes the Nepalese government for allegedly abandoning a proposed apology to the Dalit community without public acknowledgment or explanation.
Nepali airlines are struggling with a dual challenge of spiking fuel costs and a significant drop in passenger numbers, leading to operational difficulties.
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The release of ministers' asset details has ignited controversy in Nepal, leading to increased calls for greater transparency and accountability from public officials.
A recent Supreme Court verdict concerning Lumbini in Nepal is projected to impact a Rs70 billion investment and 10,000 jobs, raising economic concerns.
A Kathmandu Post article suggests it is premature to comment on the decorum of the Nepalese government's foreign policy, indicating ongoing developments or sensitivity.
Nepal is experiencing a significant outflow of billions in capital as a growing number of students choose to pursue their higher education in foreign countries.
Nepal and India are working to prioritize key agendas in preparation for upcoming high-level diplomatic visits, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties and address mutual interests.
A court in Kathmandu issued an arrest warrant against former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba and his wife, former Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba, on Tuesday, following a request from the financial crime department.
President Donald Trump has openly expressed anger at allies for not assisting in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to withdraw support. Following this, the US Defense Secretary has called on allies to 'step up' their involvement in the region, echoing Trump's earlier comments for nations to 'go get your own oil'.
A new report indicates that Himalayan glaciers have been losing ice at double the rate since the year 2000, highlighting the accelerating impact of climate change on the region.
Pakistan's Foreign Office has rejected India's statement criticizing its cross-border actions in Afghanistan, labeling it as 'absurd, unwarranted' and 'shamefully hypocritical'. A spokesperson stated that India has long supported terrorist groups operating from Afghan territory.
Nepal's first parliamentary elections since bloody anti-government protests saw the victory of a party led by 35-year-old former rapper Balendra Shah. Shah, known as Nepal's most famous protest rapper and former mayor of Kathmandu, secured a win for his party.
Former Kathmandu mayor and rapper Balendra Shah, known as Balen, is challenging ex-Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in Nepal's parliamentary elections, running on the Rastriya Swatantra Party ticket.
As Nepalis head to the polls on Thursday in the first election since a Gen Z revolution last September toppled the previous government, one-time musician turned Kathmandu mayor Balendra Shah has…
Kathmandu’s popular ex-mayor, not known to deliver long speeches like old-school leaders, has travelled widely and drawn huge crowds across the country.
Balen Shah, who rose from an underdog in the 2021 Kathmandu mayoral race to a prominent leader, is now a significant figure in Nepal's national politics, with his influence being dubbed the 'Balen Shah Effect' ahead of the 2026 General Election.
New evidence from the BBC reveals that a police order resulted in the shooting deaths of 19 people during a Gen Z protest in Kathmandu, Nepal, last September.
The Kathmandu Post has published an opinion piece exploring the lasting legacy of B.R. Ambedkar and drawing lessons from his work that are relevant for Nepal.
The Kathmandu Post reports on growing concerns regarding the shrinking space for civil society and a perceived lack of accountability, exacerbated by a weak political opposition in Nepal.
A pilot program for monkey sterilisation has commenced in Diktel, Nepal, aiming to manage the monkey population and address related issues in the area.
Nepal is exploring the establishment of a specialized 'infrastructure court' to expedite the resolution of disputes related to large-scale projects. This initiative aims to streamline legal processes and facilitate infrastructure development.
Nepal is facing challenges in achieving its measles elimination goal, with reports indicating that the target is becoming increasingly difficult to meet.
An opinion piece from The Kathmandu Post examines how Mundhum, the indigenous religion and philosophy of the Kirat people, is influencing their political consciousness.
India's Prime Minister Modi has extended an invitation to Balendra Shah, the mayor of Kathmandu, to visit India, as revealed by Nepal's foreign minister Khanal.
A report by The Kathmandu Post reveals a $20 million fraudulent rescue scheme in Nepal, where insurance companies are being scammed through practices like lacing Mt. Everest hikers' food to force rescues.
Balendra Shah, a popular former rapper and 35-year-old former mayor of Kathmandu, has become the prime minister of Nepal, embodying hopes for significant change in a country plagued by political instability and corruption.
Balendra Shah, a 35-year-old rapper also known as Balen, has been officially sworn in as the new Prime Minister of Nepal, becoming the youngest in the country's history following his party's recent election victory and a youth uprising.
The United States is offering a reward of up to $10 million for information on high-ranking Iranian officials, including the new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. This comes as crypto prediction markets speculate on whether Mojtaba Khamenei will be removed from his position before 2026.
An analysis discusses how New Delhi should navigate its relationship with the newly formed government in Kathmandu, highlighting the evolving political dynamics between India and Nepal.
Nepal held its first general election since the collapse of the government due to youth protests, with focus on whether new parties, supported by young voters and led by figures like the former Kathmandu mayor, can gain significant seats.
A packed bus on its way to Nepal’s capital drove off a mountain highway in Nepal early Monday, killing 17 people and leaving another 24 wounded.
One Chinese national remains missing and another is being treated at a local hospital, the Chinese embassy in Nepal confirmed according to Xinhua.
There were dozens of people on board the bus, which was heading from the resort city of Pokhara to Kathmandu when it drove off the Prithvi highway after midnight, police said. The bus rolled down a mountai...
