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When friends betray
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When friends betray

Neither India nor China appear sensitive to the concerns of their precariously sandwiched neighbour. Their new agreement to re-open a bilateral trade route via Lipulekh Pass which runs through Nepali territories suggests as much. The 9th point of the August 19 agreement reads: “Both sides agreed to the re-opening of border trade through the three...

India-China border trade through Lipu Lekh ‘unexpected and unacceptable’ to Nepal, says former Nepali Foreign Minister
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India-China border trade through Lipu Lekh ‘unexpected and unacceptable’ to Nepal, says former Nepali Foreign Minister

India and China’s agreement to restart border trade through the Lipu Lekh Pass in the contested Kalapani-Lipu Lekh- Limpiyadhura region is “unexpected and unacceptable” to Nepal but Kathmandu will not let this development disrupt dialogue with India, said a leading member of Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli’s CPN-UML party. India and China took the...

India-China thaw: What it means for Nepal
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India-China thaw: What it means for Nepal

Five years after the deadly clashes in the Galwan Valley that severely strained ties, India and China now appear to be moving toward normalization of relations. While the US President Donald Trump’s tariff war may have nudged the two Asian powers closer, the current thaw stems largely from sustained confidence-building measures and dialogue. For Kathmandu,...

Contemplating Nepal-China ties
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Contemplating Nepal-China ties

The 70th anniversary of the establishment of bilateral relationships between Nepal and China is an important milestone for both nations but it is obvious to say that Nepal has been benefitting the most from this relationship. Over the years, Nepal proved to be a reliable and trusted partner for Beijing and it is worthy to...