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Nepal’s demobbed Maoists face uncertain future
Financial Times, Thursday 18 FebruaryNepali village children proudly talk of the bravery of Gurkha veterans who fought for the UK in the second world war, the Falklands and other conflicts – but few among the thousands of former Maoist rebels still in camps awaiting demobilisation expect a hero’s return.
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Poor infrastructure hampers Nepal’s fight against cholera
Financial Times, Mon 14 September 2009
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Assault creates Nepal-India rift
Financial Times, Mon 7 September 2009
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Nepal coalition looks shaky
Financial Times, Sun 28 June 2009
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Tensions threaten Nepal peace process
Financial Times, Sun 12 April 2009
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Nepalis fear mass return of jobless workers
Financial Times, Thu 5 February 2009
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Nepal backtracks in Indian priests row
Financial Times, Fri 9 January 2009
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Nepal’s isolation is its defence
Financial Times, Mon 3 November 2008
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Tibetans to resume protests in Nepal
Financial Times, Wed 27 August 2008
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Nepal’s former king turns in crown
Financial Times, Wed 11 June 2008
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Tibet visa ban dents tourism in Nepal
Financial Times, Sun 4 May 2008
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