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(TibetanReview.net, Apr07’25) – After failing in repeated, at times hectic, efforts to unite the two major communist parties of Nepal, China is said to have embarked on a new drive. This is said to involve sidelining their current top leaders by propping up a new set of leaders amenable to uniting the parties to from the government and carry out Beijing’s agenda. But success is by no means guaranteed, according to a swarajyamag.com report Mar 29.
The fact is, the two Communist parties have lost a lot of public goodwill and support, which has benefited the Nepali Congress (NC) and the pro-monarchists who want to restore Nepal’s constitutional monarchy and ‘Hindu rashtra’ status,...
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