25 August 2005
Mongolia local news paper

25 may  2005 | CIVILSOCIETYVOICES Post
By Ravi Nair
With the tsunami tragedy barely a month and a half old, the interaction between NGOs and the government involved in the relief efforts is the most recent example of a problematic and conflicting relationship. The author expresses concern over state’s approach towards NGOs.

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27 April  2005 | Asian Times Post
By Ranjit Devraj
NEW DELHI – India’s plan to resume military assistance to Nepal, suspended after the February 1 royal coup, has nothing to do with China’s offer of support to the regime of King Gyanendra, beleaguered by a nine-year Maoist insurgency, say some security experts. Others disagree.

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April 06 2005 | Ehtasham Khan in Geneva

The future of Nepal, the King and its 20 million people will oscillate between Kathmandu and Geneva this fortnight. The troika of New Delhi, Washington and London seems to be holding the balance on the issue.

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