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International

Japan’s new leader promises a dose of discipline for a floundering Japan

The medicine will be bitter

Monetary policy is losing its power to steer economies

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How private credit could finance South Asia’s future

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An economist’s guide to a lifetime of wealth—and contentment

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Why silver prices have gone ballistic

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The KJ view

Oli threatens to blow up the political system to get back in

4 Mins Read

Finance & economics

Tourism boosts Nepal’s economy—just not its investors

5 Mins Read

Finance & economics

India’s private-credit funds are filling a giant hole in the financial system

5 Mins Read

Geopolitics

India wants a multipolar world. It may not like the one it gets

4 Mins Read

Finance & economics

Nepal’s most successful export is its own ambition

5 Mins Read

Why gold may go even higher

6 Mins Read

Nepal’s market makeover

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What China’s booming solar industry means for Nepal

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Highlights

International

China weaponises its mineral monopoly

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Nepal

A Nepali student held by Hamas may soon return home

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International

Why your PhD might be useless

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International

The kids aren’t alright

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Oli threatens to blow up the political system to get back in

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Japan’s new leader promises a dose of discipline for a floundering Japan

Monetary policy is losing its power to steer economies

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Japan’s new leader promises a dose of discipline for a floundering Japan

Monetary policy is losing its power to steer economies

How private credit could finance South Asia’s future

An economist’s guide to a lifetime of wealth—and contentment

Why silver prices have gone ballistic

Oli threatens to blow up the political system to get back in

Geopolitics

A ceasefire in Gaza shows the value of transactional diplomacy

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India’s wary rapprochement with China comes at America’s expense

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Why Nepal cannot afford to choose between China and America

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A variety of relevant topics covered with good analysis and written in excellent English.

Siddhant Raj Pandey, Chairman & CEO, Business Oxygen