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We have started to collect the most important news related to Nepal in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
At least 200,000 people join the first big Maoist rally in the Nepalese capital, Kathmandu, for three years.
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Democratic Republic of the CongoThe UN confirms seven of its peacekeepers in DR Congo are being held captive by rebels in the east.
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Initial talks between Maoist rebels and the government conclude with pledges to continue the peace process.
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The Nepalese government names a three-member team to hold talks with Maoist rebels.
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A senior Maoist is in the Nepalese capital to prepare for talks aimed at ending the country's 10-year civil war.
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Many companies in southern Nepal suspend operations saying they cannot cope with acts of financial extortion by Maoist rebels.
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The Nepalese home minister will lead a delegation for peace talks with Maoist rebels, officials say.
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Nepalis celebrate moves to curtail the powers of the king - but Maoists rebels say they do not go far enough.
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Nepalese MPs approve a plan to drastically cut the king's powers, including stripping him of control of the army.
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Demonstrators in the Nepalese capital burn four government vehicles in protest at a delay in curbing the king's powers.
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Nepal's parties say they need more time before MPs debate a landmark move to drastically cut the king's powers.
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Five ministers of Nepal's ousted royalist government are arrested and three senior security officials suspended.
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Maoist leader Prachanda will lead rebels at peace talks with Nepal's government, an aide says.
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Nepal begins investigating alleged excesses committed during a crackdown on anti-king protests last month.
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A senior UN official begins talks with Nepalese officials on helping the peace process with the Maoist rebels.
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The new government in Nepal scraps all the appointments made by King Gyanendra since October 2002.
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Norway, 
Sri LankaNorway's chief mediator to Sri Lanka says his country would not take on a similar role in Nepal.
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Maoist rebels in Nepal welcome the offer of peace talks, a day after the authorities declared a truce.
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Veteran Nepalese politician Girija Prasad Koirala is sworn in as prime minister after weeks of pro-democracy protests.
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Nepal's parliament meets for the first time in four years but the new prime minister is too ill to attend.
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King Gyanendra names the veteran leader GP Koirala as Nepal's new prime minister.
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