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Articles are short 800-850-word commentaries that provide a more analytical view of issues currently in the news.
Nepal in 2011: A Turbulent Peace?
Pradeepa Viswanathan highlights Nepal's two most-prominent challenges in the year gone-by

Unrest in Buddha’s Homeland: The Curious Case of Lumbini
Pradeepa Viswanathan argues that Lumbini has great economic potential if the government can overcome political obstacles

Kodari Road: Implications for Nepal, China and India
Chok Tsering on the strategic importance of the road for the three neighbours

Nepal’s New Prime Minister: What Should We Expect?
Padmaja Murthy gives an overview of the political scenario in Nepal post the recent prime ministerial elections 

Disintegration of Madhesi Parties: An Analysis
Buddhi Man Tamang investigates the reasons for these splits and their effect on Nepali politics

China’s Nepal Focus
Bhavna Singh comments on China’s increasing emphasis on Nepal in its foreign policy formulation

Seminars




Nepal- Future Steps
10 May 2005


News
Nepal-India security meet
Himalayan Times, 30 January 2012
NEPALGUNJ: In view of the Vidhan Sabha election in India, the entry points in Banke and Bardiya will be ...


Nepal seeks India's help in improving bilateral political ties
IBN Live, 29 January 2012
New Delhi, Jan 29 (PTI) Asking India to improve political interaction with its leadership, Nepal has said this will help ...


Nepal Maoists wish to quit from ongoing peace process: Poudel
Telegraph Nepal, 27 January 2012
 “Our party has become grave”, so says Ram Chandra Poudel of the Nepali Congress-the party which ...


Nepal PM India links exposed in instalment, Gajurel takes the lead
Telegraph Nepal, 25 January 2012
The Unified Maoists Party Secretary Mr. C.P. Gajurel claimed that the party leadership had the knowledge of the ...


Nepal Maoists Chairman Dahal suspects motive of anti-Maoists front
Telegraph Nepal, 22 January 2012
The Unified Maoists Party Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal asked United Marxist Leninist Senior leader Madhav Kumar Nepal, “Madhav ...


 Terrorism / Nepal
Issue Briefs, Special Reports, Research Papers
Indo-Nepal Relations: Transitional Phase, Testing Times
Padmaja Murthy
Issue Brief 136

Failure or Functional Anarchy?: Understanding Weak/Failing States in South Asia
D Suba Chandran
Issue Brief 100

Nepal: Where Do We Go From Here?

Issue Brief 30

Security Net: Nuclear Risk Reduction in Southern Asia
Lydia Walker & Annie Siris Coombs
Special Report 101

In a Weak State: Status and Reintegration of Children Associated with Armed forces and Armed Groups (CAAFAG) in Nepal
Oliver Housden
Research Paper 20

Energy and Environmental Security: Male Dialogue

Conference Report 36
books
Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2011: The Promise and Threat of Transformation
Edited by D. Suba Chandran and P.R. Chari
New Delhi: Routledge India
Book reviews
Sangeeta Thapliyal reviews
Restoring Democracy in Nepal
 
 

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