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Breve storia politica del Nepal dalla monarchia alla repubblica socialista
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Breve storia politica del Nepal dalla monarchia alla repubblica socialista
June 19, 2025

Il Nepal ha attraversato una trasformazione storica con l’abolizione della monarchia nel 2008 e l’adozione di una costituzione socialista nel 2015. Tra coalizioni fragili e la frammentazione dei partiti comunisti, il Paese affronta nuove sfide di inclusione e sviluppo federale.

Ranked: Countries with the most and least carbon-intensive power grids
May 13, 2025

This infographic shows the countries which get their electricity in the most and least carbon-intensive ways.

Ranked: Countries with the most and least carbon-intensive power grids
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US Visa Ban on China imposed over Tibet
World
US Visa Ban on China imposed over Tibet
December 23, 2018

Trump and his Republican Party have decided to re-launch a cold war atop the “roof of the world” in the Himalayas.

Nepal, Maldives poised to move out of Indian orbit
December 9, 2017

The South Asian region’s political map is transforming phenomenally. The early counting from Nepal’s parliamentary elections, which concluded on Thursday, suggests that the Left Alliance, which comprises the country’s communist parties, is surging ahead and will form the next government in Kathmandu.

Nepal, Maldives poised to move out of Indian orbit
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Western media mocks a Himalayan regicide
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Western media mocks a Himalayan regicide
June 29, 2015

A photograph has recently been leaked by a former New York Times staffer to «Gawker» showing the staff of The New York Timesmocking the Nepal regicide – the assassination of the King and Queen of Nepal and their top aides – on June 1, 2001. The photo, which was taken sometime after the June 1, 2001 mass murder, shows opinion page editor Andrew Rosenthal mocking the alleged assassin, Crown Prince Dipendra, by wielding a toy M-16 over a group of other reporters who were pretending to be the dead Nepalese royal courtiers…