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Nepal's continuing crisis Sep 1st 2005
From The Economist print edition
SEVEN months after he seized power in Nepal, even King Gyanendra's keenest supporters are aghast at what he is up to. At a Katmandu bar last week, a group of middle-ranking army officers, some with close royal connections, aired their opinions of the government; they were not complimentary. Recently returned from long tours in central Nepal, which is ablaze with a Maoist insurgency, the men had a right to feel aggrieved.…
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