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Tango0103 Jun 2022 10:04 p.m. PST

"A curious historical poetry attends the looming conclusion to the current political crisis in Nepal.

Although largley unreported outside of Asia a political divide in the Himalayan nation looks to highlight the struggle for economic influence in this part of the world between China and the United States, and the role of developing country's in the competition between the two superpowers.

In the last 10 months, the process of ratifying of the Millennium Challenge Compact (MCC) agreement, a $5 USDM grant for Nepal's energy infrastructure, agreed to between the USA and Nepal in 2017, has gone from a blink and you'll miss it business investment deal to a political football that has split the 5 party coalition government led by Sher Bahadur Deuba…"


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