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The Himalayan Tsunami: Nepal’s Climate Warning to the World (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s address to the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly may ultimately be remembered for one striking phrase: “Himalayan Tsunami.” Referring to the recent Bhotekoshi-Trishuli disaster, he argued that the catastrophe was not merely a local flood or a national tragedy but a warning to the entire world about the escalating impacts of climate change.In a forum often dominated by geopolitical tensions and competing national interests, Nepal’s message stood ou
Let It Be: A Father's Gift of Simplicity and Humility (opens the original)
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Some lessons stay with us not because they are complex, but because they are simple enough to guide us through every stage of life. Among the many things my father taught me, one phrase has remained my constant companion: As a young man, I did not fully understand the depth of those words. Like many of us, I believed success came from controlling every situation, solving every problem, and ensuring life unfolded according to plan. With time and experience, however, I discovered that life rarely
Climate Justice from the Himalayas (opens the original)
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The recent flash floods in Nepal left behind a trail of devastation: lives lost, homes destroyed, infrastructure damaged, and livelihoods disrupted. As communities begin the difficult process of recovery, we must ask a deeper question. Are these disasters simply acts of nature, or do they reflect a growing crisis of climate justice? For Nepal, the answer is becoming increasingly clear. Climate change is no longer a distant threat discussed in international forums. It is being experienced through
Nepal's Flood Response: Solidarity and Coordination (opens the original)
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The devastating floods that recently struck parts of Nepal have left a trail of loss and uncertainty. Families have lost loved ones, homes have been swept away, and critical infrastructure has been severely damaged. Roads, bridges, hydropower facilities, agricultural land, and local livelihoods have all been affected, particularly in Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading. While assessments are still ongoing, it is already clear that the humanitarian impact is profound. An important aspect of the current
Five Nations, Five Lessons: A Reflection on Development, Identity, and Progress (opens the original)
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Over the years, I have often reflected on what nations can learn from one another. Iraq, Myanmar, Nepal, Senegal, and Costa Rica, countries I have had the opportunity to observe and experience firsthand, represent distinct yet complementary dimensions of human progress. Despite their differences in geography, history, and levels of development, each offers a valuable lesson for a world seeking sustainable development, social cohesion, and long-term prosperity. Together, they illustrate five esse
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