China-Nepal relations

The recent kerfuffle over a new political map of Pakistan at the SCO national security advisers’ meeting must be seen in its proper context.

China has, of late, taken an active and quiet interest in Nepal’s domestic politics.

What will Nepal’s relationships with India, China, and the U.S. look like after COVID-19?

A $500 million grant under the U.S. Millennium Challenge Corporation faces opposition within Nepal’s ruling party.

Over the past year, Nepal has been in a tight spot as it seeks to balance between major powers.

Despite the interests both sides have for better ties, there are real limits and challenges to this.

Both Beijing and Kathmandu stand to benefit from deepening their relationship.

The first Chinese leader to visit Nepal since 1996, Xi’s trip carries with it high expectations and geopolitical undertones.

With Xi Jinping expected to visit Nepal soon, Kathmandu is caught between the BRI and the United States’ Indo-Pacific strategy.

Sino-Indian rivalry expands to Nepal’s railway system.

China's inroads in Nepal mean increasing control over Buddhist heritage sites – with implications for Tibet.

In a faraway political crisis, Nepal has chosen China’s preferred side over the United States’.