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2005

1 February, 2005. 10AM. King Gyanendra went on Nepal Television with a Royal Proclamation saying he was taking over. He criticised the...

2001

As the Maoist conflict intensified, a demoralised Nepal Police fought with .303 rifles. It launched ‘Romeo’ and ‘Kilo Sierra 2’ Operations to...

The Juggler

Suddenly, there are cracks in the arranged marriage of the NC-UML coalition

“Tell me what the common man is thinking!”

Extract from an addendum to Nepal's Two Wars, Chapter 2 in the updated edition of Essays on Nepal: Past and Present by Sam Cowan, a retired British Army general with a long association with the Gurkhas.

New year revolutions

Supporters gathered in Kathmandu for a more subdued demonstration to demand the monarchy’s return

Shristi Karki

Nepal is not a failed state, but it is a fragile one

Two books on the socio-political history of Nepal have lessons for the country's future

Sonia Awale

Long leave the King

Fifteen years after a post-conflict Constituent Assembly abolished Nepal’s monarchy, growing public discontent with the successive governments is fuelling a drive to...

Alisha Sijapati

When will Nepal’s future ever arrive?

“What do people mean by poor governance,” asked Crown Prince Dipendra. “Are they fed up with corruption? Is it that they don’t...

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