Nepal constitution crisis deepens India-China rivalry
After seven long years, Nepal has promulgated a constitution, but the consensus is at risk of coming undone
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- Constitutional gridlock broken
- Issues of conflict
- New civil war?
- Delhi reaction
- Chinese influence
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_350.jpg "Supporters of opposition parties burn papers symbolizing Nepal's first democratic constitution during a protest against the constitution, in Kathmandu (Reuters/Gopen Rai)")