The Latest Breaking News from Nepal

Nepal's parliament is set to begin debates on Thursday on an agreement for a $500 million grant from the United States, with a vote that could break the governing alliance led by Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, who took over in July last year.

The Times' Educational correspondent writes — The cause of Oriental Scholarship in India cannot fail to be encouraged by the recent six months' tour to all parts of the country, as well as to Nepal and Tibet, of Dr. F. W. Thomas, the distinguished Orientalist, who is the librarian to…

Protesters opposing a proposed U.S. half-billion dollar grant for Nepal have clashed with police outside Parliament, leaving injuries on both sides

Former Nepal ambassador worked 15-hour shifts for Foreign Office’s Covid taskforce with little time off

Former ambassador to Nepal Richard Morris was last seen running near his home in Hampshire on May 6 2020 and his body was found three months later.

As part of the Mirror's NextGen International project, Diwakar Uprety, 19, investigates how native wildlife is disappearing in Nepal's Chure region

As part of the Mirror's NextGen International project, teens from Nepal write how the climate emergency is already affecting their daily lives and how they worry for the future

Nepal have been widely praised for a brilliant act of sportsmanship in a T20I game against Ireland - with the commentator left with 'goosebumps' by the act

Hong Kong on Friday extended a ban on incoming flights from eight countries, including the UK and the US, and imposed one on Nepal until March 4, with the government citing concerns over a growing Covid-19 outbreak.