The politics of friendship : Nepali political friendships are less about collective visions and more about calculated self-interest, by Raj Baral (kp 12/09/2024)

Instability Hits Provincial Administration, by Mukti Rijal (rn 12/09/2024) [Here, too, special thanks go to the anti-democrats Oli, Dahal and Deuba, who abuse federalism as a tool of their centralist thinking for the purpose of their personal power interests!]

Quo Vadis? Given the country’s political-economic situation, it is time to ask: Where are we heading towards?, by Narayan Manandhar (rep 11/09/2024)

The grammar of political protests: None of the four forces of the political mainstream seems credible or capable of leading a political protest, by CK Lal (kp 11/09/2024)

Socialism: A national ‘bluff' : Nepali political parties are competing to prove themselves purer socialists than others, by Achyut Wagle (kp 10/09/2024)

Weak laws protect corruption : The bill to amend the Prevention of Corruption Act, 2002, shows the deteriorating political mentality in Nepal, by Paban Raj Pandey (kp 09/09/2024)

Earth Democracy: Enshrining the Rights of Nature in the Constitution, by Bimal Pratap Shah (rep 09/09/2024)

Stability, of the unwanted kind : New kinds of political competition are playing out, but changes to the status quo look difficult, by Ajaya Bhadra Khanal (kp 08/09/2024)

Coalition government and constitutional practice, by Kalyan Shrestha (kh 07/09/2024)

The Verve Of Political Change, by Dev Raj Dahal (rn 07/09/2024))

Leadership transition : Old parties are under immense pressure to stay relevant even though they might not admit it, by John Narayan Parajuli (kp 06/09/2024)

Lessons from Bangladesh : If leaders fail to addresspeople's grievances swiftly, public outrage may erupt like a volcano in Nepal as well, by Birendra Prasad Mishra (ae 05/09/2024)

Constitutional Amendment and the Question of Stability : It is also wrong to place all the blame on proportional representation, by Saroj Bhattarai (rep 04/09/2024)

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