Wires are crossed, and there is too much grandstanding and rhetoric about peace talks with the Maoists.

Destroying is easy. Harder, and more important, is building a vision for the future.

How about inviting Pakistan's General Pervez Musharraf on a three-day official visit to Nepal?

The party has a good chance to occupy the currently vacant "liberal democratic" band of the Nepali political spectrum that is left of the hardline royalists and right of the socialists.

A pioneering Thai activist says Nepal can learn a lot from Thailand's mistakes and achievements in fighting the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

A desolate and repentant King Jaya Prakash Malla ordered a search for a suitable child.

Talk to your children and watch where they are clicking before we have our first cybercrime.

If your batteries need recharging, the shores of Lake Rara is where you do it.

Nepali business suffers from the same malaise as politics: factionalism and infighting.

Mao Zedong met visiting Nepali Prime Minister BP Koirala on 18 March 1960 in Henchow after a sudden midnight summon from the Chairman.