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Nepal: EU Film Festival 2023 (NEUFF); Celebrating Human Rights for all

2 years ago Monday, April 24, 2023telegraphnepal

“The Delegation of the European Union to Nepal will be opening the first part of the Nepal European Union Film Festival (NEUFF) at the Far-Western University in Mahendranagar from 28 to 30 April under the theme ‘Celebrating Human Rights for all”. Biratnagar/Kathmandu: The festival will then travel to Surkhet where the second part of the […]

Nepal: A critical appraisal about Political Science

2 years ago Wednesday, January 4, 2023telegraphnepal

Professor Dev Raj Dahal Senior Political Analyst, Nepal Begin text: A critical appraisal about political science now is needed to update its tasks and save it from the crisis of irrelevance. New audience requires a new thinking to bridge the prevailing tension between empirically-oriented mainstream political scientists who stress on party, parliament, government, political system, […]

Nepal: Why the target is German envoy Dr Thomas Prinz only?

2 years ago Saturday, December 10, 2022telegraphnepal

Kathmandu: Smaller nations more so the weaker and under developed ones are generally degraded, insulted and humiliated by the bigger countries who command respect and honor for being “developed west”. But has the developed West the license to insult others or even poke its nose in the exclusive internal affairs of other countries? Do they […]

Nepal: US-China détente and its likely impact in South Asia

2 years ago Thursday, December 1, 2022telegraphnepal

# -China in all fairness demands that the US-China relations be governed as per the agreement struck in between the two countries in Shanghai in the year 1972. # -President Nixon and Chinese Prime Minister Premier Zhou En-Lai had entered into an agreement, later known as the Shanghai Communique- a document that had charted both […]

Nepal: Again the same faces!

2 years ago Wednesday, November 30, 2022telegraphnepal

-Pushpa Raj Pradhan Chief Editor, The People’s Review weekly, Nepal The 20 November elections have not been able to bring in change to the political scenario. As none of the political parties’ was able to bag the necessary majority, again, there will be a hung parliament. Moreover, the previous five-party ruling alliance may continue further. […]

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