Nepal
Politicians from the Seven Party/Maoist Alliance leave out no opportunity to attempt to put responsibility for Nepal's problems to the monarchy.
10:17 Mar 2, 2007
As per democratic norms, political parties cannot keep their own private army. The Government of Nepal is maintaining two armies - the National Army and the army of a particular political party who have joined mainstream.
04:01 Mar 2, 2007
The United Nations says it can account for all but two of the 3,430 weapons the military says the rebels seized from them. From their initial reaction, the generals seem to be satisfied with this 99.94169% recovery rate.
05:47 Feb 28, 2007
In recent days, Maoist cadres have become more abusive and villainous, attacking members of the Communist Party of Nepal (UML) in a western hilly district while the UML cadres were on their republican campaign.
04:06 Feb 28, 2007
Now already the process has begun, the updating of voter rolls has already taken place in much of the country but there isn't yet a final decision on the electoral system.'
07:36 Feb 27, 2007
I bought a book on Maoism. 'Why have you bought that' my wife asked. 'I am trying hard to understand what these people stand for' I said. 'You don't need that book' she said, 'remember the Rana, that's what they are like'
02:49 Feb 24, 2007
The total number of Maoist army combatants registered at the seven main cantonment sites, including those from the associated satellite cantonment sites, is over 30,850.
02:01 Feb 24, 2007
Gopal Khadka, 22, died and six were injured in a scuffle at Sanischare, Nepal, Thursday. Locals beat the Bhutanese students near Pashupati community after accusing the students of stealing firewood.
20:02 Feb 23, 2007
The day after the Annapurna Post poll showed roughly 40 percent of people strongly supportive of the monarchy and a similar number strongly opposed, the king responded to his detractors with a Democracy Day statement
04:05 Feb 23, 2007
The bonds between the Monarchy and the Nepali people, have always remained strong. Even today, no matter what the leaders howl about the king, the people whole-heartedly support their king.
03:49 Feb 23, 2007
In this space it has been written many times before that the Maoists cannot be trusted for various reasons. Even after they got involved in the peace process, they still seemed to have been following their own agenda.
03:08 Feb 22, 2007
Clearly, the only gamble King Gyanendra took on February 1, 2005 was in tethering his agenda too tightly to the north. Could our next reactionary revival come with western and southern - in addition to northern - support?
08:49 Feb 21, 2007
While SPAMers continue to put on a fictitious display of liberality by propounding democratic fustian, underneath the veneer of emancipatory disposition lies their true self drenched in hypocritical bigotry.
16:21 Feb 20, 2007
How can we call it democracy, when the main democratic groups cannot exercise their political activities in a peaceful environment? The International community's head is firmly in the sand.
04:55 Feb 20, 2007
Remaining quiet would bring more support to the monarchy from citizens but these intermittent statements might become instruments for anti-monarchists to incite people against the monarch.
19:19 Feb 19, 2007
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