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Inner Circle NepalInner Circle Nepal — Beyond the Headlines.

The morning briefing

Six continents. One newsroom. Five minutes a day.

The briefing is the whole site, compressed. What moved in Kathmandu overnight, what changed in your visa rules, and what your community is doing about it — in your inbox before your commute.

It is free, and so is Inner Circle Nepal itself — every section, every story, in full, with no account and no payment. The briefing is simply the part that arrives without your asking.

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The weekday briefing — one email each morning, Nepal time. Free, and unsubscribe in a click.

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What’s in it

  1. The overnight

    Three or four things that happened in Nepal while your side of the world was asleep, with enough context that you do not need a second tab.

  2. Your edition

    The visa, labour and community news specific to the country you selected — the section most readers say they open first.

  3. The number

    One figure that explains something: a remittance rate, a deployment count, an approval percentage. With the source and the caveat.

  4. Worth your time

    One longer read from us or from elsewhere, chosen because it rewards the fifteen minutes.

Questions

Does it cost anything?

No. The briefing is free, and so is the site it summarises — every section, every story, in full, with no account and no payment. All we ask for is an address to send it to.

Do I need an account?

No. Leave an address on this page and confirm it from your inbox, and that is the whole of it. An account is only worth having if you want your edition and your email settings to follow you between devices.

How often does the briefing arrive?

Once every weekday morning, timed to Nepal Standard Time. Nothing at weekends unless something genuinely breaks.

Can I get only my country's news?

Yes. Choose an edition and the briefing leads with that country's visa, labour and community news before the Nepal wire.

How do I unsubscribe?

One click, from a link at the foot of every email. No confirmation flow, no retention offer. Unsubscribing stops the email only — the site stays open to you exactly as it was.

The kind of thing you’ll get

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