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Despite making headway in other aspects of its ties with China, Nepal’s inability to raise key concerns with the latter may prove costly in the long
A period of instability continues to loom large over Nepal as, despite the overwhelming support garnered by PM Prachanda, it won’t translate into re
The United Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist), which heads the present coalition government, is currently faced with the most severe intra-party differences over key issues of national concern.
How will Nepal under the new PM navigate power rivalry in the region as the room for hedging shrinks?
The growing ties between Nepal and India can be witnessed as the political parties of both these countries are eager to work closely on new initiative
During the past couple of weeks, Nepal Maoist chief Prachanda has given three significant interviews. He carefully picked up three influential and understanding media channels, ¿ Kantipur in Nepal, The Hindu in India and the BBC of London ¿ to send a strong message across to Nepal, India and the international community respectively.
Prachanda’s visit highlights the two countries willingness to move beyond contentious issues and focus on mutually beneficial aspects
The inclusion of soft power initiatives under the BRI shows the urgency on the Chinese side to project the wheels of BRI as moving in Nepal
As the largest party in the Nepal Constituent Assembly, it is the responsibility of the Maoist party to furnish a clear roadmap for the peace process, acceptable to all the political players. And much of the onus lies on Prachanda.
Nepal's Prime Minister Dr Baburam Bhattarai will make an important visit to New Delhi starting October 20. Given the strain in relationship between his own party, the UCPN (Maoist), and India on multiple issues during the tenure of his party President Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda as the premier.
Mr. Prachanda has been provided with a new found cushion with the restoration of Indo-Neap ties and laid ground for much-needed political room for manoeuvre.
The tussle for supremacy and one-showmanship between Maoist Chairman Prachanda and Prime Minister Babauram Bhattarai is indicative of the internal weakness of the United Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist).
Baburam Bhattarai's resignation from the post of vice-chairman of the Maoist party has brought intra-party rivalry to the fore once again, adding to the worries of the party chairman, Pushpa Kumar Dahal alias Prachanda.
With the formation of a new coalition in Nepal, political matters will most likely overshadow economic and social issues
The Observer Research Foundation hosted an exciting, in-depth interaction with Nepalese Maoist leaders Prachanda and Baburam Bhattarai on November 18, 2006. Addressing their first international audience together from the same platform, the Maoist leaders put before the distinguished gathering, which included political leaders, former diplomats and members of the academia and media, their vision about a new Nepal which they would like to bui
Ending the month-long political stalemate and uncertainty, Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala invited the Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist Chairman Prachanda, also the leader of the single largest party in the Constituent Assembly (CA), to form a new government.
Ending the four-month old political deadlock, Nepal's Constituent Assembly (CA) elected CPN-Maoist Chairman Prachanda as the first Prime Minister of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal. With 464 votes, Prachanda defeated his competitor,
Leading a 11-member delegation, Nepal's newly elected Prime Minister Prachanda, visited China on August 23, to attend the closing ceremony of Beijing Olympics Games. Prachanda met his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao and President Hu Jintao and discussed bilateral issues.
The Maoist-led government presented its Policy and Programme document last week, setting out a whole gamut of tasks facing Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' . The key points of the document are: to draft new constitution within given timeframe of two years,
South Asia's Weekly report with news of peace brokering in Afghanistan among other news
Nepal Maoist leader Prachanda's proposal for trilateral cooperation between Nepal, India and China is his big idea. But his geopolitical epiphany could soon be a forgotten footnote if India and China can?t find ways to ensure peace and tranquility on their long and contested boundary.
नेपाळमध्ये नवे युती सरकार आल्यामुळे राजकीय चर्चा जोरात �
नेपाळमध्ये अस्थिरतेचा काळ वाढतच चालला आहे, कारण पंतप्रधान प्रचंड यांना मिळालेला प्रचंड पाठिंबा असूनही, ते वास्तविक सत्तेत रुपांतरित होणार नाही.
हेजिंगची खोली आकुंचन पावत असताना नवीन पंतप्रधानांच्या नेतृत्वाखाली नेपाळ या प्रदेशातील शक्ती प्रतिस्पर्ध्याला कसे नेव्हिगेट करेल?
चीन बरोबर असलेल्या संबंधाच्या इतर पैलूंमध्ये प्रगती होत असूनही, नेपाळला नंतरच्या मुख्य चिंता व्यक्त करण्यामध्ये दाखवलेली असमर्थता दीर्घकाळासाठी महागात पडण्याची शक्य
भारत आणि नेपाळमधील राजकीय पक्ष हे नव्या योजनांवर काम करण्यास उत्सुक आहेत. या पार्श्वभूमीवर उभय देशांतील वाढत्या संबंधांकडे दृष्टिक्षेप टाकायला हवा.
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