Why? Because it’s paying the price for a crisis it didn’t create. After a glacial deluge killed over 1,000 people; with nearly 4,500 still missing; Nepal’s Foreign Minister said enough. “This is not charity,” he said. “It’s justice.” Here’s the shocking math: Nepal emits just 0.04% of global CO2. China? 33.1%. US? 11.7%. India? 8%. Nepal’s message is clear: If you pollute the most, you owe the most. This isn’t just about money; it’s about survival. Nepal’s shifting its diplomacy from ‘aid’ to ‘accountability’. And they’re not asking. They’re claiming. What happens next could reshape global climate talks. Small countries are watching. And they’re tired of being collateral damage.