Applications Open for U.S. Embassy Youth Council Nepal 2025 Cohort
The U.S. Embassy Youth Council Nepal (USYC) is now accepting applications for its 2025 cohort. This program offers a unique...
U.S. Arts Envoy Artists Dive Into Nepali Pottery Traditions
KATHMANDU: In a unique cultural exchange under the U.S. Arts Envoy Program, artist Mark Nafziger and his group of fellow...
Record Number of Nepali Students Enroll in U.S. Universities
KATHMANDU — The number of Nepali students studying in the United States has reached an all-time high, with a 10.9%...
BookBus Rolls Back into Action, Bringing Reading to Local Schools
The U.S. Embassy celebrated the return of the BookBus program last week, reviving its mission to foster literacy and creativity...
U.S. Department of Justice Hosts “Art of Advocacy” Workshop to Empower Women in Law
Washington D.C: The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has concluded its Art of Advocacy workshop, a two-month program designed to...
U.S. Public Affairs Chief Reconnects with Pokhara Community
POKHARA: Mike Harker, the U.S. Embassy's Public Affairs Chief, made his first visit to Pokhara this week, where he engaged...
US Embassy Hosts Pride Tech Kiosk Roadshow in Pokhara
Pokhara: The U.S. Embassy in Nepal, in partnership with Women Leaders in Technology (WLiT), has kicked off the Pride Tech...
Dire situation of suicide in Nepal; Over 7,000 people commit suicide annually, authorities must act urgently: Experts suggest
Kathmandu, Dec 26: Suicide has come a big problem for the world. According to data with the World Health Organisation...
President Bhandari declines to certify Citizenship Bill
KATHMANDU: Nepal’s President Bidya Bhandari did not certify the Citizenship Bill within the deadline of September 20. The Parliament had...
U.S. Embassy Reaffirms Commitment to Strengthening Nepal’s Health Systems
Kathmandu – A healthier Nepal begins with strong partnerships. The U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu hosted key health partners last night...
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