Nepal, March 24 -- The rise of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) as a significant political force is partly attributed to a recent youth-led Gen Z movement, along with increasing dissatisfaction with traditional political parties that have long failed to meet the expectations of the general public. This change in the country's internal political dynamics affects its external affairs regarding foreign policy matters. Now, the incoming government has the important task of reevaluating and resetting foreign policy matters. It is necessary to do so for better alignment with the needs and expectations of citizens.

The RSP issued a civil contract while campaigning for votes in the March polls. It emphasises the importance of balanced diplomat...