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Nepal’s climate disasters
Nepal’s climate disasters
Pragmatism Over Principle? Why India Has Moved Closer to the Myanmar Regime
Balancing practical and normative concerns in India’s relations with Myanmar.The postPragmatism Over Principle? Why India Has Moved Closer to the Myanmar Regimeappeared first onStimson Center.
In Nepal, AI builds on local knowledge to help prevent tiger attacks
Flood-damaged 18 suspension bridges come into operation after maintenance
Flood-damaged 18 suspension bridges come into operation after maintenance
Government proposes Rs 559.72 billion for post-disaster reconstruction
Government proposes Rs 559.72 billion for post-disaster reconstruction
Monsoon withdraws from western Nepal as rain continues in east
Locals Attempt to Restore Soti Bazaar After Budhi Gandaki Flood
Dussehra Festival Faces Price Hikes and Supply Chain Disruptions Due to Floods and Landslides
Tourists Stranded in Northern Gorkha Due to Budhi Gandaki Flood
Flash flood hits Nepal’s Gorkha district
Flash flood hits Nepal’s Gorkha district
Climate justice: From advocacy to action
Climate justice: From advocacy to action
Bay of Bengal system raises flood risk in four provinces
Heavy rain likely in four provinces as monsoon stays active
Nepal ends search for thousands of flood victims, leaving some families angry and others relieved
Heavy rain likely in Koshi, Bagmati as monsoon remains active
Rasuwagadhi Road Reconstruction Timeline Uncertain Amidst Significant Flood Damage
Work Bank pledges to provide significant support for Nepal’s post-flood recovery efforts
Work Bank pledges to provide significant support for Nepal’s post-flood recovery efforts
Collared kingfisher sighted in Dhanusha, a first for Nepal
Collared kingfisher sighted in Dhanusha, a first for Nepal
Kathmandu Climate Week 2026 concludes with call for climate justice
Kathmandu Climate Week 2026 concludes with call for climate justice
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
Nepal floods bring renewed focus on neighbour Bhutan’s efforts to protect its economically crucial – but debt generating – hydro infrastructure and trade with IndiaThe postThe growing Himalayan risks
Decades of warming linked to rock-ice avalanche
Flood Victims Struggle for Relief After Rasuwa Disaster
Heavy rain possible in four provinces as monsoon stays active
