The U.S. Federal Reserve has officially appointed Jerome Powell as interim chairman following the conclusion of his second formal term. Powell will temporarily lead the central bank until newly confirmed successor Kevin Warsh takes the oath of office, while continuing his broader commitment to serve as a Federal Reserve Board Governor until 2028.
Transport entrepreneurs in Kathmandu have urged for a paradigm shift in the public transport sector, stressing that respectful passenger treatment, hygienic food services, and modernized IT systems are vital to transforming the industry's image and improving road safety.
The WHO has declared a global health emergency over an expanding Ebola outbreak spanning DR Congo and Uganda. With no approved vaccines available for this specific Bundibugyo strain, international agencies are racing to enforce strict isolation protocols across both countries to suppress a pathogen that carries an average 50% fatality rate.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has moved the National Investigation Department under the PMO's direct control, reversing its previous Home Ministry affiliation.
A judicial committee has 15 days to investigate and report on public allegations against former Home Minister Sudan Gurung.
The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority has officially mandated asset disclosures for 16 categories of current and former public office holders, excluding only the President and Vice President.
Nepal Tourism Board has categorically denied recent reports of new travel restrictions for Indian nationals, reaffirming that the nation’s longstanding open-border policy and welcoming atmosphere remain unchanged.
PM Balendra Shah holds a Cabinet meeting today as Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle prepares to address parliamentary queries on the government's policies.
The war is acting as a "brutal catalyst" for structural changes in the global economy, pushing investment into AI-ready energy grids and new supply routes.

Nepal Police have arrested two individuals for attempting to illegally auction assets of Smart Telecom that are currently under government control. The suspects face charges of fraud and criminal breach of trust related to the unauthorized disposal of state property.

The Nepal Insurance Authority has imposed cash penalties on Sagarmatha Lumbini Insurance and Lord Buddha Reinsurance Broking for violating regulatory directives and the Insurance Act.

Hundreds of families displaced by Kathmandu's demolition drive are struggling to salvage building materials from the ruins of their homes amidst heavy rainfall.