After the ballot in Nepal
Hope, concern and the long road ahead to make democracy deliver
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As clear as a bell
The RSP now needs institutions and civil society to give the party the chance to reboot Nepal
Nepalis deliver a mature and historic mandate
The people have played their part, now it is the RSP’s job to deliver on promises made
Nepal’s mandate for change
Building effective governance will be far more difficult than winning votes
Women, migration, election, and war
Many Nepalis leave because overseas jobs are more important than the ballot, others return because votes are more important than their jobs
Homecoming at election time
Many disenfranchised Nepali workers overseas have returned home to make their voices heard
Nepal’s life or death election
Nepal’s next government should be judged by the lives it saves, not by speeches and ribbon-cutting
No democracy, no accountability
“One thing Nepal can learn from Bangladesh is to trust and believe in the people. They know what they want.”
Bangladesh’s post-uprising election
Out-of-country voting and rapid ballot counting can hold lessons for Nepal’s own polls
Mission (nearly) accomplished
Sushila Karki was given an impossible task as PM that she has handled with poise and praise
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