While reporting from Sweden grows, explore these regional stories. Explore Europe →
Nirmal Purja transformed high-altitude mountaineering through Project Possible, the winter K2 ascent and a new public role for Nepali climbers before his death on Broad Peak in 2026.
Amita Suman moved from a Nepal childhood and British drama school into Doctor Who, The Outpost, Shadow and Bone, Hostage and NCIS: Tony & Ziva, building a global acting career beyond one…
Santosh Shah rose from a village kitchen in Siraha and hotel work in India to London fine dining, MasterChef recognition and a career devoted to making Nepal’s regional cuisines visible on their…
Sabitra Bhandari rose from barefoot football in Lamjung to become Nepal’s record goalscorer and a professional in India, Israel, France and the A-League Women, widening the pathway for the players behind her.
Gaurika Singh grew from Nepal’s youngest Olympian into its most decorated South Asian Games swimmer, carrying training, study and identity across Nepal, Britain and the United States.
Hari Budha Magar rebuilt life after losing both legs in Afghanistan, then challenged discriminatory barriers, climbed Everest and completed the Seven Summits in 2026.
Shared stories about life abroad, family and returning home.
Overseas income supports Nepal's households and foreign reserves. Its success also asks an uncomfortable question about the economy at home.
Nepali households increasingly have to coordinate care, marriage, money and belonging across different places and time zones.
A red tika, a phone screen and an altered sense of time: what happens to Nepal's biggest family festival when the family is spread across countries.
For Nepalis abroad, a holiday home can become a negotiation between the country remembered and the country that exists.
A family's earnings may cross borders in seconds. Parenting cannot always travel so easily.
A practical admin checklist for Nepalis abroad: fix your SIM ownership, NID, Nagarik App, bank KYC, DEMAT, roaming, PAN and account recovery before leaving Nepal again.