by NIPoRe | Nov 25, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for New Economy and Inequality, Center for Strategic Affairs, Guest Contributor, Research Commentaries
Ramesh Kumar Raj Synopsis The world is beset with the multifaceted challenges from the rise of authoritarianism, populism, and protectionism. All of these have largely affected the spirit of liberal internationalism which has served well for more than seven decades.... by NIPoRe | Nov 22, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for New Economy and Inequality, NIPoRe Dataviz, NIPoRe Updates
THE ISSUE Alexa Internet, a subsidiary of the US tech giant Amazon, analyzes web traffic data and ranks about thirty million global web pages. The ranking data are available for global web traffic, country specific web traffic and category-wise online traffic. As per... by NIPoRe | Nov 18, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for Human Development, Research Commentaries
Sanjay Pokharel Synopsis For long, the tourism sector has remained as one of the key components of Nepal’s national economy. With less than two months left before the formal beginning of “Visit Nepal 2020” (VNY2020), key stakeholders within the Government of Nepal and... by NIPoRe | Nov 15, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for New Economy and Inequality, NIPoRe Dataviz, NIPoRe Updates
THE ISSUE It has become a commonplace phenomenon for the governments around the world to borrow money from outside to support their activities. When they borrow the external money, the governments are liable to pay back the borrowed amount as per the terms and... by NIPoRe | Nov 14, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for New Economy and Inequality, Center for Strategic Affairs, Newspaper Op-Ed, NiPoRe in News
Santosh Sharma Poudel, in his recent column (In Nepali Language) for Nepal Magazine, discusses how ongoing and future US-China competition may affect the way Nepali foreign policy priorities and practices... by NIPoRe | Nov 11, 2019 | Center for Governance Studies, Center for New Economy and Inequality, Research Commentaries
Prashanta Pradhan Synopsis Nepal ranked 94 in the recently published World Bank’s Doing Business Report with an increase in score from 59.7 to 63.2 in just a year. Improvements were reported in scores on dealing with construction permits, trading across borders and...