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Ashish Ghimire
is an independent researcher based in Kathmandu. His interest lies in comparative politics, and foreign policy of small states. He previously worked with the_farsight as writer.
7 posts
Nepal’s Gen Z uprising: Between local realities and global media framing
Youth-led protests against corruption and misgovernance on 8 September quickly intensified into disorder and chaos, causing 21 deaths with over 340 people wounded within hours. …
BRICS in a changing world order
Russia will host the 16th BRICS Summit this October, which is scheduled for the 22nd to 24th. The last summit held at Johannesburg in August …
What is the diplomatic standstill between India and Canada about?
It was September 18 noon in the city when Canada declared a top Indian diplomat stationed at the High Commission of India in Ottawa persona …
51 EV charging stations installed amid growing demand for four-wheeler EVs
The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) launched 51 electric vehicle charging stations across the country this Wednesday. Fifty-one charging stations are installed across major highways, at …
Ambassador's role should not be limited to Foreign Ministry's directive
In this third episode of the FSi podcast, Ashish Ghimire, a writer/researcher at the_farsight, talks with Vijay Kant Karna about Nepal in international relations; Chinese …
Understanding the 21st-century global health governance to truly become one
It may take us by surprise that the second-largest donor of the World Health Organisation (WHO), after the United States, is not a G7 state …
Kathmandu-Terai/Madhes Fast Track sees one-fourth of progress in six years
The KathmanduTerai/Madhes Fast Track project, a national pride mega highway project that will connect the Capital city to Nijgadh of Bara district in Madhes Province, …

