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Maoists
Nepal Continues to Fail Victims of the Maoist Insurgency
By Biswas Baral
Transitional justice, the last leg of the peace process, will remain incomplete unless the victims have adequate say in the process.
Nepali Voters Deliver a Fractured Mandate in Parliamentary Elections
By Santosh Sharma Poudel
While the Nepali Congress won the most seats, the CPN-UML surged ahead to win the largest share of votes.
Deadly Maoist Insurgents Strike Again in India, Exposing Security Flaws
By Sudha Ramachandran
Fighting the insurgents requires discretion and nimbleness, not a loud, visible intrusion of security forces.
What Do Chinese People Actually Think About Politics?
By David Dawson
A new survey provides rare insight into the political views of people throughout China.
Nepal Tries Again to Write a Constitution
By Ross Adkin
After a successful election, can the political factions now put aside their squabbles and move forward?
Maoists Attack Indian Police in Chhattisgarh
By Sanjay Kumar
A recent attack by Maoists in India raises anxiety ahead of the country's general elections.
Nepal Breaks Political Deadlock, Elects Prime Minister
By Ankit Panda
After months of political deadlock, Nepal elects a centrist prime minister. Can he write a constitution?
India and Oligarchic Capitalism
How the government tackles oligarchic capitalism and Maoist violence will shape Indian democracy.
Krishna Must Reassure Nepal
S. M. Krishna’s visit to Nepal comes at a time of political anxiety. He must reassure over Indian intentions.
Is China Backing Indian Insurgents?
The arrest in January of a Chinese spy who allegedly met insurgents in the northeast of the country may suggest a broader effort to destabilize India.
Petty Patriotism in India
The BJP’s unpleasant style of patriotism on Republic Day will do nothing to resolve the issue of Jammu & Kashmir.
Nepal: Where It’s Heading
The political impasse in Nepal threatens long-term instability. India should play a more enlightened role in helping out.
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