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Nepal PM Balen Shah bats for talks with India, claims shared fault in border rowNepal PM Balen Shah stated that the Nepal-India border dispute, including the Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura, and Kalapani areas, will be resolved ...- Nepal's ruling party urges India and China to withdraw Lipulekh trade agreementNepal’s ruling CPN-UML has objected to the India-China agreement to resume border trade via Lipulekh pass, calling it Nepal’s territory and...
- View: Nepal's third govt in 2 years hard to navigateNepal experiences its third government change in two years as Nepali Congress and CPN (UML) form a new coalition. Constitutional amendments...
- K P Sharma Oli-led Nepal government to be sworn-in on MondayOli becomes Nepal's PM post-Prachanda’s trust vote loss with 165 HoR members' support, including Nepali Congress and Rastriya Swotantra Par...
- China influences Nepal's coalition breakupPM Prachanda formed an alliance with the CPN-UML after the coalition collapsed. He reshuffled the cabinet and created an eight-point progra...
- Former Nepal PM Oli's party to withdraw support to Prachanda-led government in NepalFormer Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli-led CPN-UML party on Monday decided to withdraw its support to the Pushpa Kamal Dahal "Prachanda"...
- Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' set to return as Nepal Prime MinisterNepal's President Bidya Devi Bhandari on Sunday named CPN-Maoist Centre chairman Prachanda as the new Prime Minister of Nepal. Earlier, in ...
- Nepal PM Oli, Opposition alliance stake claim to form govt amid uncertainty over signaturesHe submitted the letter to President Bidya Devi Bhandari, claiming support of 121 lawmakers from his own party CPN-UML and 32 lawmakers of ...
- Communist Party factions feud intensifies political crisis in NepalWhile the CPN-UML group led by PM K P Oli is trying to tighten its grip on the party, former PM Madhav Kumar Nepal and Oli's colleague is c...
- Prachanda, Chief of Nepal's CPN-MC, proposes to drop 'Maoist Centre' from party nameThis has created a situation where Prime Minister Oli suddenly sees his position strengthened in the party, as he has a clear majority in t...
- China on backfoot as Nepal Communist Party derecognised by SCBrokered by China, the CPN-UML and CPN (Maoist Centre) had merged in May 2018 to form a unified Nepal Communist Party (NCP) following the a...
- Nepal's SC quashes unification of Oli-led CPN (UML) and Prachanda-led CPN (Maoist Center)The court said then CPN-UML and then CPN (Maoist Centre) would return to the pre-merger stage and if they were to merge, they should apply ...
- Swaraj, Nepalese leaders discuss ways to enhance bilateral tiesSushma had also held talks with top CPN-UML leaders, in a bid to mend ties with the party at a time when it is set to lead the next governm...
- India a priority for all Nepal PMs irrepective of election resultThe Communist Party of Nepal (CPN)-UML -- which had developed proximity to China -- in alliance with Maoists are hoping to perform well in ...
- Nepal's Constitution to be promulgated in January: CPN-UMLOli further underlined that Constitution would be announced through a two-third majority in the 601-membered Constituent Assembly.
- K P Sharma Oli elected chairman of Nepal's CPN-UML partyIshwor Pokharel has been elected general secretary of the party. He defeated former finance minister and senior leader Surendra Pandey.
- CPN-UML, NC in close fight in Nepal electionsThe CPN-UML has so far bagged 42 seats in the elections. Nepali Congress has won 38 seats while the UCPN (Maoist) was trailing behind with ...
- Nepal's former PM leaves for India, to meet Sonia GandhiFormer Prime Minister of Nepal and senior leader of CPN-UML Madhav Kumar Nepal left for New Delhi today for a five day-visit.
- Maoist, UML cadres vandalise newspaper officesCadres of UCPN-Maoist assaulted journos for publishing news a/g them.
- PM meets Koirala; India to support Nepal democratic transitionPrime Minister Manmohan Singh met its caretaker Premier Girija Prasad Koirala on the margins of the SAARC summit here.
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