Nepal political stability

Nepal’s political landscape after the November 2022 election looks disturbingly familiar – but there are some signs change is coming.

Continued political instability could allow external powers to increase their influence in the country's political landscape.

Sher Bahadur Deuba faces a herculean task in managing fragile politics.  

Institutional confrontation is heating up in Nepal, against the backdrop of an ongoing political crisis.

For now, instead of endless politicking, Nepal’s leaders must put their differences aside and work together

Much remains uncertain about Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli’s future. But he could spring yet another surprise.

Decisive election results in 2017 raised hopes that Nepal would finally see a government finish its term. That looks like a distant dream today.

The prime minister’s decision to dissolve the legislature has been overturned by the court after months of mass protests.

Prime Minister K.P. Oli's controversial decision to dismiss Parliament cracked open a rift within the ruling Nepal Communist Party.

With the Nepal Communist Party cracking apart, Beijing is scrambling to preserve its interests.

13 years after the civil war ended, a splinter Maoist group is waging a new campaign of violence.