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Why China has pinned its South Asia hopes on this train from Tibet to Nepal

March 28, 2021;

Amish Raj Mulmi for The Print In ‘All Roads Lead North’, Amish Raj Mulmi writes that the Gyirong–Kathmandu train has been in China-Nepal talks for over a decade. But who will it really help? The Tatopani crossing in the east, similarly, opened up in October 2020 after several months of shutdown, but here, too, traders…

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