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Nepal leader vows to revive Chinese dam project, open to review pact over Nepalese soldiers in India

February 20, 2018;

By Debasish Roy Chowdhury, South China Morning Post, 20 February 2018 Read original story here Nepal’s new communist prime minister will restart a Chinese-led US$2.5 billion hydropower project that was pulled by the previous government considered friendly towards India, and … Continued

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