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The UCPN-Maoist on Thursday made public the Declaration of United National People’s Movement (UNPM)—the newly formed party front to launch its fresh…
During the last few weeks several important developments regarding my use of my blogs and focus of coverage. These will help any…
Stephen David Mauldin said July 3, 2009 at 1:20 am Today any slight mistake on the part of the Maoists would result…
Pushpa Kamal Dahal told journalists on Saturday, July 4, 2009, that he was hopeful that the ongoing political deadlock will see an…
Maoists Advise Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal to Resign A Maoist senior leader has advised Madhav Kumar Nepal politely to resign from…
This excellent and detailed analysis of Bhattarai’s important Nepal Maoist document clarifies exactly the miscomprehension by some critics of his employment of…
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