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Military shadow over Nepal
By Dhruba AdhikaryKATHMANDU - The electoral mandate obtained through the April 10 poll has made the party of Nepal's former Maoist rebels the largest single group in the Constituent Assembly, but the chances of their leader, Prachanda (the fierce one), forming Nepal's first Maoist-led government are directly linked to his ability to persuade established rivals to join the coalition-in-the...


May 09 2008 | By Dhruba Adhikary

Foreign Affairs after CA Polls
Dr Som P Pudasaini The vague concept of ‘equidistance’ between China and India must be clarified to ensure continued harmony and benefit from our differing comparative advantages with them.

May 08 2008 | By Dr. Som P Pudasaini

Maoists in Nepal: Gloomy Past, Glorious Present and Exigent Future
The people of Nepal have expressed their deep desires for lasting peace and strong commitments towards the republican form of government that are manifested in the number of CA berths the Maoists have secured. It is now worthless to indulge in a debate whether the success of the Maoists in the election is ...

May 04 2008 | By Prakash C. Ghimire
Challenges for the upcoming Maoist-led govt
Keshab Poudel (Author)While some political parties are advocating a prime-ministerial system, the Maoists and the MJF have advocated for the presidential system. The overwhelming support for the Maoist agenda in the CA elections clearly indicates that the people’s choice is for the presidential system. The challenge, however...

May 03 2008 | By Dr Durga D. Poudel
Right Issue, Wrong Time
Although debating on Nepal-India Friendship Treaty of 1950 is a right issue, it is being raised at a wrong time. At a time when no political party has secured majority to form the majority government in the Constituent Assembly elections and when they require two-third majority to change a treaty, why is...

May 02 2008 | By Keshab Poudel
Let’s Unite to Build New Nepal
Now a new dawn is in the offing in Nepal. Let’s unite for the betterment of our country and the common people. For this to happen, all the political forces in Nepal need to come up with a lasting power sharing agreement like in Malaysia.

May 01 2008 | By Lok Nath Bhusal
Dissecting Post-Poll Pessimism and Optimism
Nepal currently seems to have been caught up in a wave of nostalgia. After the historic constituent assembly (CA) election, both deep pessimism and high optimism are running high in Nepal.

Apr 29 2008 | By Dr Angaraj Timilsina
Understanding Poverty
Dealing with centuries old practice of deep rooted feudal attitude, behavior and practices, and exclusionary power structures requires high transaction cost to alter rules of the game. Until and unless the victims of those circumstances have access and ownership of this process, their anticipation to acquire informed...

Apr 27 2008 | By Yamuna Ghale

 

 

 

 

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