Pushpa Kamal Dahal (Prachanda)

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

With the prime minister's unilateral move to dissolve Parliament last December, Nepal was thrown into political chaos - with its democracy hanging in the balance.

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.

While the Oli-Dahal fight has reached a critical point, Oli’s government continues to engage India and China as both jostle for influence in the Himalayan nation.

The MCC agreement is the latest example of serious divisions over foreign policy in the top echelons of Nepal’s ruling party.

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

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

Nepal’s Left Alliance takes a step toward formal unification, but is it just a marriage of convenience?

Beijing is hoping for the left alliance to emerge victorious; India is rooting for the Nepali Congress.

Sher Bahadur Deuba's return to the premiership will not be easy.