STORY OF THE WEEK: Democracy In Crisis In Nepal

Thursday, 10 February 2005, 6:38 pm
Article: The Scoop Editor

Dipta Shah: What the King's Takeover Implies for his Enemies - The Maoists appear to be temporarily disoriented by the King's unexpected move. They have lost their most significant bargaining chip - the political parties. See... Dipta Shah: Shock And Awe For The Maoists

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