Purna Bahadur Pokhrel
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Nepal’s Climate Justice Agenda Needs Evidence and Action (opens the original)
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NEW YORK : Nepal is taking the issue of climate change and climate justice to the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly as the country continues to deal with the consequences of the August 26 Bhote Koshi floods. According to the latest government figures, the floods have left 1,451 people dead and 5,786 missing. Search and rescue operations are continuing, and the figures remain subject to verification and change. Prime Minister Balendra Shah is leading Nepal’s delegation to the Ge
Nepal Recommends Ambassadors to 13 Countries After Months-Long Selection Process (opens the original)
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Kathmandu, Nepal: The government has recommended ambassadors for 13 countries, including India, China, the United States and the United Kingdom, after months of discussions over appointments to vacant diplomatic posts. The Council of Ministers made the recommendations at its meeting on Friday. The nominees must now appear before the parliamentary hearing process and receive agrément, or formal approval, from the governments of the countries to which they have been proposed. They can be appointed
Changing Risks in the Himalayas: From Glacial Lakes to Glacier Collapse (opens the original)
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Kathmandu, Nepal: The Himalayas are undergoing changes in glaciers, glacial lakes, mountain slopes, snow and ice conditions, and weather patterns. These changes are contributing to a more complex pattern of hazards, including glacier collapse, avalanches, landslides, debris flows and glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs). The August 26 disaster in Rasuwa has highlighted the range of hazards that can originate in the high mountains. Preliminary evidence indicates that the event was not a conventio
Bhotekoshi Flood: A Tragedy That Should Make Nepal Look to the Mountains (opens the original)
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The devastating flood that swept through the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli river corridors has exposed serious challenges in Nepal’s ability to monitor and respond to sudden disasters originating in the high Himalayas. The disaster destroyed roads, bridges and hydropower infrastructure and caused a significant loss of life. By Thursday evening, Nepal Police had recovered 359 bodies. The number of people missing or out of contact remained unclear, with different government agencies maintaining separate
World Indigenous Peoples Day 2026: A Global Reminder That Indigenous Voices Matter (opens the original)
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Kathmandu, Nepal: Every year on August 9, the world pauses to recognize the histories, cultures, struggles, and contributions of Indigenous peoples. But in 2026, International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples carries a deeper meaning. It is not only a day to celebrate cultural diversity; it is a reminder of the unfinished journey toward justice, equality, and respect for communities that have protected their lands, traditions, and knowledge for generations. From the forests of the Amazon to
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