Nepal is set to roll out an online system to track foreign tourists, aiming to enhance visitor safety, improve monitoring and strengthen tourism management across the country.

Nepal to start tracking foreign tourists online 

Nepalese political leader KP Sharma Oli is seeking a third term as party leader following a surge of youth-driven support, often referred to as the Gen Z uprising. Watch for the latest developments, political implications, and what this could mean for Nepal’s party dynamics and upcoming elections.

Nepal’s KP Sharma Oli Seeks Third Term Amid Youth Support Surge

Reports indicate a sharp rise in fake and coerced marriages in Nepal, with young Nepali women being forced into sham weddings with Chinese men. This trend is linked to trafficking networks and demographic pressures from China’s one-child policy, which has created a gender imbalance and pushed men to seek brides abroad. 

Fake and Coerced Marriages Rising in Nepal: Women Forced into Sham Weddings with Chinese Men

Reports suggest a rise in fake marriages in Nepal, with young Nepali women allegedly forced into sham weddings with Chinese men. Rights groups warn this trend may be linked to trafficking networks and demographic pressures stemming from China’s one-child policy.


Nepal: China's one child policy pushing men to look for brides abroad? 

Nepal’s government has introduced new provisions to formally honor individuals killed during the recent Gen Z–led protests. The move includes compensation measures, official recognition, and support for affected families.

Nepal Introduces Provisions to Honor Victims of Gen Z Protests

Nepal: Provisions for Honoring Those Killed During Gen Z Protests

The Indo-Nepal Joint military exercise SURYAKIRAN culminated with a closing ceremony at Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand, marking the successful closure of an important bilateral armed force engagement, the Indian Army informed on Tuesday (Dec 09). The 19th edition of the exercise between the armies of both countries showcased two days of an intensive high-tempo training cycle.&nbsp;India's Additional Directorate General of Public Information (ADGPI) on X informed that the DGMOs of the Indian and Nepali Armies jointly witnessed and validated the Battalion-level Validation Exercise, concluding an intensive combined training cycle at the Foreign Training Node, Pithoragarh.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/red-fort-blast-nia-arrests-another-key-accused-in-delhi-bombing-case-1765286785008">Red Fort blast: NIA arrests another key accused in Delhi bombing case</a>&nbsp;The exercise validated joint Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) for Counter-Terrorism operations under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, with effective integration of niche technologies including drones for ISR and precision targeting, AI-enabled surveillance, unmanned logistics platforms, advanced day/night sights and secure battlefield communications.&nbsp;The exercise demonstrated seamless interoperability between the two armies through cohesive mission planning and coordinated execution of combined operations across battalion, company and team levels, with emphasis on intelligence-led surgical actions and aerial insertion in complex terrain.&nbsp;As a symbol of enduring friendship between two forces, the DGMOs planted a Tree of Friendship reflecting shared commitment and strategic operation.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/cold-wave-in-telangana-imd-issue-yellow-alert-for-7-districts-as-mercury-drops-5-1-c-predicts-drop-in-temp-till-dec-12-1765282622042">Cold wave in Telangana? IMD issue 'yellow alert' for 7 districts as mercury drops 5.1°C, predicts more drop in temp till Dec 12</a>&nbsp;"Commending the high degree of operational synergy and mutual trust achieved, the DGMOs planted a 'Tree of Friendship', symbolising the enduring brotherhood and strategic partnership between India and Nepal," ADGPI said in a post.&nbsp;The Indian contingent, of 334 personnel, was being represented mainly by troops from the ASSAM Regiment. The Nepal side was represented by 334 personnel, primarily troops from the DEVI DATTA Regiment. The exercise aims to jointly rehearse the conduct of sub-conventional operations under Chapter VII of the United Nations Mandate

The exercise validated joint Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) for Counter-Terrorism operations under Chapter VII of the UN Charter

The Indo-Nepal Joint military exercise SURYAKIRAN culminated with a closing ceremony at Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand, marking the successful closure of an important bilateral armed force engagement, the Indian Army informed on Tuesday (Dec 09). The 19th edition of the exercise between the armies of both countries showcased two days of an intensive high-tempo training cycle. India's Additional Directorate General of Public Information (ADGPI) on X informed that the DGMOs of the Indian and Nepali Armies jointly witnessed and validated the Battalion-level Validation Exercise, concluding an intensive combined training cycle at the Foreign Training Node, Pithoragarh. Also Read: Red Fort blast: NIA arrests another key accused in Delhi bombing case The exercise validated joint Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) for Counter-Terrorism operations under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, with effective integration of niche technologies including drones for ISR and precision targeting, AI-enabled surveillance, unmanned logistics platforms, advanced day/night sights and secure battlefield communications. The exercise demonstrated seamless interoperability between the two armies through cohesive mission planning and coordinated execution of combined operations across battalion, company and team levels, with emphasis on intelligence-led surgical actions and aerial insertion in complex terrain. As a symbol of enduring friendship between two forces, the DGMOs planted a Tree of Friendship reflecting shared commitment and strategic operation. Also Read: Cold wave in Telangana? IMD issue 'yellow alert' for 7 districts as mercury drops 5.1°C, predicts more drop in temp till Dec 12 "Commending the high degree of operational synergy and mutual trust achieved, the DGMOs planted a 'Tree of Friendship', symbolising the enduring brotherhood and strategic partnership between India and Nepal," ADGPI said in a post. The Indian contingent, of 334 personnel, was being represented mainly by troops from the ASSAM Regiment. The Nepal side was represented by 334 personnel, primarily troops from the DEVI DATTA Regiment. The exercise aims to jointly rehearse the conduct of sub-conventional operations under Chapter VII of the United Nations Mandate

The exercise validated joint Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) for Counter-Terrorism operations under Chapter VII of the UN Charter

Indian, Nepal armies ramp up battle readiness in high-intensity Surya Kiran–XIX wargame

Nepal has launched its biggest anti-corruption investigation yet, targeting a Chinese company involved in the construction of the Pokhara International Airport. The case has sparked major political and diplomatic attention, raising questions about procurement, transparency, and foreign involvement in national infrastructure projects.


Nepal Corruption: Case Against Chinese Company Over Pokhara Airport Construction

Pokhara Airport project: Nepal’s anti-graft body charges Chinese firm in ‘largest corruption case’ 

Pokhara Airport Probe: Nepal’s Biggest Anti-Corruption Case Targets Chinese Company

Nepal has launched its biggest anti-corruption investigation yet, targeting a Chinese company involved in the construction of the Pokhara International Airport. The case has sparked major political and diplomatic attention, raising questions about procurement, transparency, and foreign involvement in national infrastructure projects.

A government report in Nepal reveals severe mismanagement in public retirement funds, putting pensions and financial security of retirees at significant risk. Authorities warn urgent reforms are needed to safeguard citizens’ retirement savings.


Nepal: Public savings at risk as debt-ridden Nepal Airlines’ finances spiral

Public Retirement Funds at Severe Risk, Nepal Govt Report Exposes Mismanagement

In a major political development in Nepal, the Kathmandu Mayor has decided to join forces with Rabi Lamichhane, strengthening his position ahead of the March elections.

Meanwhile, Balendra Shah has announced his alignment with the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), signaling possible shifts in the political landscape of Kathmandu and beyond.

Nepal: Balendra Shah Aligns with RSP for March Elections

Severe floods across South and Southeast Asia have claimed over 300 lives, displacing thousands and destroying infrastructure. Heavy rains, overflowing rivers, and poor drainage systems have worsened the crisis in countries like India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Myanmar. This video covers the latest updates, relief efforts, and ongoing challenges faced by affected communities.

Death Toll in Southeast Asia Floods Tops 300

Scientists have introduced a new “Himalayan Quake Bomb” risk classification system, warning that several sections of the Himalayas may be far more vulnerable to major earthquakes than previously believed. This video explains how the new system works, which zones are now considered high-risk, and what this means for millions living across India, Nepal, Bhutan, Pakistan and China. Experts say preparedness is more urgent than ever.

Himalayan Quake Bomb: New Earthquake Risk Classification System

Nepal's central bank on Thursday issued new Rs 100 currency notes featuring a revised map that includes the Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura territories, the regions India maintains belong to it.


Nepal Issues 100-Rupee Banknotes Featuring Indian Territories Flaming Territorial Dispute

Nepal has released new 100-rupee banknotes depicting territories claimed by India, igniting a territorial dispute between the two nations. The move has drawn strong reactions from Indian authorities, raising tensions over border and sovereignty issues. Stay updated on the latest developments in this diplomatic standoff.

Nepal-India Dispute Escalates Over New 100-Rupee Banknotes 

Nepal’s political landscape is shifting as younger leaders within mainstream parties push for change, demanding internal reforms, transparency, and modern governance.

Nepal Politics: Younger Leaders Push for Change Among Mainstream Parties

Nepal’s political scene heats up ahead of the March 5 elections, with Congress leaders reportedly divided over strategy and candidate selection. Meanwhile, former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has filed a plea in the Supreme Court, adding further uncertainty to the country’s political landscape

Nepal Congress Leaders 'Divided' Before March 5 Elections | Ex-PM Oli Files Plea in Top Court

he CPN-UML led by ousted prime minister K P Sharma Oli on Tuesday registered itself with the Election Commission (EC) to contest the March 5 general election, even as it continues to oppose the polls and demand reinstatement of the dissolved parliament.

Nepal Congress leaders 'divided' before march 5 elections

Nepal’s political landscape faces fresh turbulence as former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is set to be questioned by a high-level commission investigating alleged atrocities and misuse of power. Senior leaders across the political spectrum are expected to appear before the panel. This video breaks down the case, the accusations, the political implications, and what this means for Nepal’s governance and stability.

Nepal: KP Sharma Oli & Top Leadership To Be Grilled Over Alleged Atrocities 

Commission to Grill KP Sharma Oli & Top Leadership Over Alleged Atrocities

Nepal is intensifying preparations for the 2026 general elections, with 56 political parties officially registered to contest. Former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has launched a new volunteer force aimed at bolstering political engagement and support ahead of the polls. 


Nepal Gears Up for 2026 Elections with 56 Parties Registered

Nepal Polls 2026: Twelve more political parties, including the Nepali Congress, registered with the Election Commission (EC) on Sunday, bringing the total number of parties preparing to contest the general election scheduled for March 5 next year to 56.


Nepal elections: Nepal registers 56 parties for 2026 polls 

India on Sunday won the inaugural Blind Women’s T20 World Cup after defeating Nepal by seven wickets in the final played at the P Sara Oval in Colombo.


Blind Women's T20 WC: India Beat Nepal By 7 Wickets in Final 

Former Nepal prime minister K P Sharma Oli Friday announced the formation of a new unit under his party to provide security to the country’s people, media and professionals.

Nepal: Ex-PM KP Sharma Oli Holds Rally Demanding Parliament Be Restored

The National Security Council has recommended deploying the army in response to rising security concerns. The proposal follows intensified unrest and growing threats that authorities say require enhanced coordination and rapid response capabilities.

National Security Council Recommends Army Deployment 

Nepal faces growing political uncertainty as the country experiences a leadership vacuum, raising concerns about governance and stability. With key parties struggling to form a clear government, the nation confronts potential delays in policy-making and economic initiatives.

Nepal Protests: Interim PM Sushila Karki Calls For Calm

Nepal Drifting Into Uncertainty Amid Political Vacuum?

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Nepal to start tracking foreign tourists online

Nepal’s KP Sharma Oli Seeks Third Term Amid Youth Support Surge

Fake and Coerced Marriages Rising in Nepal: Women Forced into Sham Weddings with Chinese Men

Nepal: China's one child policy pushing men to look for brides abroad?

Nepal Introduces Provisions to Honor Victims of Gen Z Protests

Nepal: Provisions for Honoring Those Killed During Gen Z Protests

Indian, Nepal armies ramp up battle readiness in Surya Kiran–XIX wargame

Nepal Corruption: Case Against Chinese Company Over Pokhara Airport Construction

Pokhara Airport project: Nepal’s anti-graft body charges Chinese firm in ‘largest corruption case’

Pokhara Airport Probe: Nepal’s Biggest Anti-Corruption Case Targets Chinese Company

Pokhara Airport Probe: Nepal’s Biggest Anti-Corruption Case Targets Chinese Company

Nepal: Public savings at risk as debt-ridden Nepal Airlines’ finances spiral

Public Retirement Funds at Severe Risk, Nepal Govt Report Exposes Mismanagement

Public Retirement Funds at Severe Risk, Nepal Govt Report Exposes Mismanagement

Nepal: Balendra Shah Aligns with RSP for March Elections

Death Toll in Southeast Asia Floods Tops 300

Himalayan Quake Bomb: New Earthquake Risk Classification System

Nepal Issues 100-Rupee Banknotes Featuring Indian Territories Flaming Territorial Dispute

Nepal-India Dispute Escalates Over New 100-Rupee Banknotes

Nepal Politics: Younger Leaders Push for Change Among Mainstream Parties

Nepal Congress Leaders 'Divided' Before March 5 Elections | Ex-PM Oli Files Plea in Top Court

Nepal Congress leaders 'divided' before march 5 elections

Nepal: KP Sharma Oli & Top Leadership To Be Grilled Over Alleged Atrocities

Commission to Grill KP Sharma Oli & Top Leadership Over Alleged Atrocities

Nepal Gears Up for 2026 Elections with 56 Parties Registered

Nepal elections: Nepal registers 56 parties for 2026 polls