Nepal's ethnic rifts alter politics and foreign ties
The end of the civil war in 2006 promised democratic consensus, but the political settlement since has been fragile
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- Constitutional amendment
- Political resentment
- Lack of justice
- Lack of representation
- Inadequate reconstruction
- Foreign policy reset?
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_350.jpg "Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, right, talks to Nepal Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli (Reuters/Lintao Zhang/Pool)")