Bangladesh defends detention of student leaders as a safety measure
The government’s stance is that detention is a temporary measure aimed at protecting the individuals involved and preventing potential violence.
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Three-party task force ‘near deal’ on Transitional justice law amendments
The amendments under negotiation aim to address longstanding issues within Nepal's transitional justice process, which seeks to provide justice and reparations to victims of the decade-long civil conflict that ended in 2006.
Police deploy tear gas as relatives vandalize hospital following patient’s death in Kathmandu
Hospital officials have expressed deep regret over the incident, stating that they are conducting a thorough investigation into the patient's death to determine whether any lapses in medical care occurred.
QNB forecasts continued U.S. fed rate cuts amid declining inflation
Qatar National Bank (QNB) predicts that the U.S. Federal Reserve will continue cutting interest rates due to declining inflation.
Qatari Amir Sheikh Tamim meets UK prime minister Keir Starmer in Paris
During the meeting, Sheikh Tamim and Prime Minister Starmer explored avenues for enhancing cooperation between Qatar and the United Kingdom across various sectors, including trade, investment, energy, and education.
Erosion damage prompts urgent repairs on Dhobikhola river retention wall in Kathmandu
Local officials reported that the encroachment along the riverbanks, including unauthorized construction and narrowing due to road expansion projects, has significantly reduced the river’s capacity to handle floodwaters.
Maoist centre withdraws from Koshi government but maintains support
The decision to pull out was announced by the party leadership in a statement that outlined their reasons for the departure. The Maoist Centre cited differences in policy priorities and governance approaches as key factors behind their withdrawal.
Bhutan to establish national rehabilitation centre by year’s end
The establishment of the National Rehabilitation Centre reflects the government's recognition of the growing demand for specialized rehabilitation services.
28 Nepali labourers rescued from hostage situation in India
The rescue operation was a coordinated effort involving the Nepalese government, local authorities in India, and non-governmental organizations.
Irrigation project brings end to water scarcity for Jamkhar Drang farmers
The newly completed irrigation project, funded by the government and international donors, includes a network of canals and water storage facilities designed to capture and distribute water efficiently across the region.
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