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Ex-PM's Party Walks Out Of Nepal Coalition, Says It "Has Lost Relevance"
The Maoist Center, the third party in terms of numbers in the Nepali parliament, has walked out of the ruling coalition blaming PM Sher Bahadur Deuba for backing off from promises made earlier.
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Nepal Government Loses Majority After Maoist Party Withdraws Support
Nepal's embattled Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli-led government on Wednesday lost majority support in the House of Representatives after the CPN (Maoist Center) led by Pushpakamal Dahal "Prachanda" officially withdrew support to it.
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Oli Wins Parliament Seat As Left Alliance Set To Return To Power In Nepal Ousting Congress Party
Former Nepali prime minister K.P. Oli on Sunday looked set for a return to power after winning his seat in parliament and his Communist UML party and Maoist allies on course to win a majority.
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Opinion: Modi Has Squandered Goodwill He Won In Nepal
These opinions ranged, at one end of the spectrum, from the Rashtriya Janata Party-Nepal (RJP-N), a recently formed conglomerate of the numerous disgruntled Terai parties, to the Communist Party of Nepal (United Marxist-Leninist) or UML at the other end, with the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre) falling in between while tilting to the Left,...
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Sher Bahadur Deuba To Become Nepal Prime Minister For Fourth Time
Nepali Congress or NC President Sher Bahadur Deuba is set to become the Himalayan nation's prime minister for the fourth time after the main opposition party decided to end the obstruction of parliament.
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Nepalese Prime Minister Reaches Out To Ethnic Parties After Support Withdrawal
Nepal's ruling Maoists on Thursday offered to hold talks with minority ethnic parties that withdrew support for the coalition because of long-standing differences over a new constitution.
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Nepal Police Arrest 223 Over Nationwide Strike
Police arrested 223 members of a Maoist splinter group across Nepal Sunday for vandalising vehicles and forcing shops to close while trying to enforce a nationwide strike.
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Nepal's Maoist Leader Prachanda Set To Be Next Prime Minister
The leader of Nepal's Maoist party, Prachanda, appeared certain to be the next prime minister after the deadline for nominations expired today with only his name on the ballot.
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Nepal's Former Maoist Rebel Chief Eyes Comeback As PM
The leader of Nepal's former Maoist rebel movement looked set today for a comeback as Prime Minister after the main opposition party gave him its backing to head a new coalition.
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Nepal's Former Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai Forms New Party
Nepal's ex-prime minister Baburam Bhattarai, who in a major jolt to Prachanda-led UCPN-Maoist had quit the party four months ago, today formed his political outfit comprising former Maoists and claimed it will emerge as an alternative force in the country hit by Madhesi protests.
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Ready To Mediate Between Nepal Government And Madhesis: Maoists Leader
Nepal's Maoist supremo Pushpa Kamal Dahal today offered his party's mediation to "act as a bridge" between the government and the agitating Madhesis to end the months-long political impasse in the country.
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Former Nepal PM Baburam Bhattarai Severs Ties With Maoist Party
Nepal's former Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai announced today that he has severed ties with the Unified Communist Party of Nepal (UPCN)-Maoist.
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Nepal Parties Reach Long-Awaited Charter Deal After Earthquake
Nepal's rival political parties have struck a historic deal on a new constitution that will divide the country into eight provinces, ending years of deadlock, a minister said today .
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Nepal Police Fire Teargas as Thousands Protest Over Constitution
Protesters and police clashed in Kathmandu today at a demonstration by some 30,000 people led by the Maoist opposition to demand that political parties reach a consensus on a new constitution, in the biggest street march in Nepal in years.
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Madhesi Parties and the Maoist Form Alliance in Nepal
Nepal's main opposition party UCPN (Maoist) and six Madhesi parties yesterday formed an alliance to push for their demand of identity-based federalism.
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Ex-PM's Party Walks Out Of Nepal Coalition, Says It "Has Lost Relevance"
The Maoist Center, the third party in terms of numbers in the Nepali parliament, has walked out of the ruling coalition blaming PM Sher Bahadur Deuba for backing off from promises made earlier.
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Nepal Government Loses Majority After Maoist Party Withdraws Support
Nepal's embattled Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli-led government on Wednesday lost majority support in the House of Representatives after the CPN (Maoist Center) led by Pushpakamal Dahal "Prachanda" officially withdrew support to it.
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Oli Wins Parliament Seat As Left Alliance Set To Return To Power In Nepal Ousting Congress Party
Former Nepali prime minister K.P. Oli on Sunday looked set for a return to power after winning his seat in parliament and his Communist UML party and Maoist allies on course to win a majority.
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Opinion: Modi Has Squandered Goodwill He Won In Nepal
These opinions ranged, at one end of the spectrum, from the Rashtriya Janata Party-Nepal (RJP-N), a recently formed conglomerate of the numerous disgruntled Terai parties, to the Communist Party of Nepal (United Marxist-Leninist) or UML at the other end, with the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre) falling in between while tilting to the Left,...
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Sher Bahadur Deuba To Become Nepal Prime Minister For Fourth Time
Nepali Congress or NC President Sher Bahadur Deuba is set to become the Himalayan nation's prime minister for the fourth time after the main opposition party decided to end the obstruction of parliament.
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Nepalese Prime Minister Reaches Out To Ethnic Parties After Support Withdrawal
Nepal's ruling Maoists on Thursday offered to hold talks with minority ethnic parties that withdrew support for the coalition because of long-standing differences over a new constitution.
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Nepal Police Arrest 223 Over Nationwide Strike
Police arrested 223 members of a Maoist splinter group across Nepal Sunday for vandalising vehicles and forcing shops to close while trying to enforce a nationwide strike.
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Nepal's Maoist Leader Prachanda Set To Be Next Prime Minister
The leader of Nepal's Maoist party, Prachanda, appeared certain to be the next prime minister after the deadline for nominations expired today with only his name on the ballot.
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Nepal's Former Maoist Rebel Chief Eyes Comeback As PM
The leader of Nepal's former Maoist rebel movement looked set today for a comeback as Prime Minister after the main opposition party gave him its backing to head a new coalition.
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Nepal's Former Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai Forms New Party
Nepal's ex-prime minister Baburam Bhattarai, who in a major jolt to Prachanda-led UCPN-Maoist had quit the party four months ago, today formed his political outfit comprising former Maoists and claimed it will emerge as an alternative force in the country hit by Madhesi protests.
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Ready To Mediate Between Nepal Government And Madhesis: Maoists Leader
Nepal's Maoist supremo Pushpa Kamal Dahal today offered his party's mediation to "act as a bridge" between the government and the agitating Madhesis to end the months-long political impasse in the country.
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Former Nepal PM Baburam Bhattarai Severs Ties With Maoist Party
Nepal's former Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai announced today that he has severed ties with the Unified Communist Party of Nepal (UPCN)-Maoist.
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Nepal Parties Reach Long-Awaited Charter Deal After Earthquake
Nepal's rival political parties have struck a historic deal on a new constitution that will divide the country into eight provinces, ending years of deadlock, a minister said today .
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Nepal Police Fire Teargas as Thousands Protest Over Constitution
Protesters and police clashed in Kathmandu today at a demonstration by some 30,000 people led by the Maoist opposition to demand that political parties reach a consensus on a new constitution, in the biggest street march in Nepal in years.
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Madhesi Parties and the Maoist Form Alliance in Nepal
Nepal's main opposition party UCPN (Maoist) and six Madhesi parties yesterday formed an alliance to push for their demand of identity-based federalism.
