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- Border security to top agenda of Nepal minister’s China visit
Kathmandu: Border security and Tibetan refugees will top the agenda of talks Nepal’s Home Minister Bhim Rawal will have with the Chinese leadership during his week-long visit to Beijing, according to officials here. Rawal left for Lhasa, Tibet, on
- UK program sends medical students to rural areas
When Crystal Norgren spent a few months as a volunteer in Nepal after graduating from college, she saw how people living in poverty struggled with health care. Now, as a student at the University of Kentucky medical school, she realizes she doesn't have
- Dalai Lama's discourse lands 5 Tibetans in trouble
KATHMANDU: Five Tibetans, who are suspected to have fled from Tibet to India via Nepal to hear their spiritual master, the Dalai Lama, pray for world peace, now face harsh prison terms after being arrested by Nepal Police. The Kathmandu police on
- Renounce violence, US urges Nepal Maoists
WASHINGTON The nominee to be the US ambassador to Nepal vowed on Tuesday to support the fragile peace process, offering former Maoist rebels to come off a terrorist blacklist if they renounce violence. Scott DeLisi told his Senate confirmation hearing
- Nepal Struggles to Integrate Army
Within months, Nepal must complete the final, and most difficult, piece of the 2006 peace agreement: integrating Maoist fighters into the country’s security forces.
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