Akrehes Academia

The ministry is pleased to announce the MoFA Nepal Summer Internship 2026, an 8-week voluntary research internship programme initiated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Nepal and hosted by the Institute of Foreign Affairs.

The programme is open to Nepali graduates and professionals, both within Nepal and abroad, who wish to contribute independent policy research directly to Nepal's foreign policy agenda. Selected interns will work across five research themes over eight weeks from mid-June to mid-August 2026, in person in Kathmandu and remotely.

The research themes are Strategic Affairs and Public International Law, Development and Finance, Emerging Technologies, Clean Energy, and Nepali Diaspora

The programme offers a direct engagement with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the ministerial level, structured mentorship with senior professionals, access to officials and policy discussions, and the opportunity to publish through the Institute of Foreign Affairs. This is a service opportunity for the nation.`

Nepali citizens, Non-Resident Nepali cardholders, and people of Nepali origin are particularly encouraged to apply. Nepal-based professionals and researchers are equally welcome. We are looking for graduates and professionals with demonstrated expertise.

Deadline: 31 May 2026

Full details and the application form are available through the link below.

Please find the link for the application form here:
https://share.google/3wro0NfaaBfRdnHNw
For more information, contact:
[email protected] | [email protected]

NASA’s Orion spacecraft has successfully completed the Artemis II mission around the Moon, marking a major milestone in human space exploration. More than a mission, this achievement signals the beginning of a new era, pushing humanity deeper into space and shaping the future of exploration.

A recent theoretical paper published in Physical Review Letters explores the role of gravitational waves formed shortly after the Big Bang. The study outlines how these waves could have broken early-universe symmetry, leading to the emergence of Weyl fermions. As these particles acquired mass over time, they may have formed the foundation of modern dark matter.

Read the complete findings: https://go.aps.org/41OQhln

Flashback to 2080
It was not a large charity project, but it ignited a strong sense of donation, help, and humanity. In the near future, our Academia aims to continue such charitable initiatives, regardless of whether they are small or large.

NASA's Artemis II Live Mission Coverage.
The official launch broadcast begins :
https://www.youtube.com/live/m3kR2KK8TEs?si=3IhgLiLgUfblJ3S3

Picture Credit: Sam Lott/NASA via AP, File