Nepal
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Nepal Seeks Role as Asia’s Economic and Digital Bridge: Khanal
NEW YORK, September 25 — Nepal’s foreign minister, Shishir Khanal, used a New York platform on Friday to…
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Nepali Congress Reschedules Lower-Level Conventions as Factions Edge Toward Unity Deal
KATHMANDU, July 5 — Pradip Paudel, a senior leader of the Nepali Congress party, has called on all…
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Nepal Drafts Industrial Property Act to Replace 1965 Law and Protect Geographical Indications
KATHMANDU — Nepal’s draft Intellectual Property Bill lands on a desk with decades of dust on it. The…
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Nepal’s Foreign Minister Dismisses Uranium Mining Agreement Speculation
KATHMANDU, July 1 — Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal told Nepal’s National Assembly today that no agreement exists between…
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Lamichhane elected unopposed as RSP president after sole candidacy
CHITWAN — Rabi Lamichhane walked into the Rastriya Swatantra Party’s first national general convention as the only candidate…
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