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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.
The government in Nepal is being urged to tighten regulations surrounding the international adoption of its children.
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United StatesA Nepalese man and relatives of 12 others killed in Iraq four years ago sue American firm KBR on charges of human trafficking.
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Nearly 30,000 people have been displaced from their homes after flooding in Nepal.
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The former Maoist rebel leader in Nepal, Prachanda, is sworn in as the country's prime minister.
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Nepal's Maoist leader Prachanda is elected as prime minister, months after the country abolishes its monarchy.
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Nepal is finally about to choose a new prime minister - four months after the young republic held elections.
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Nepalese farmers risk all for the sweetest taste
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ChinaHundreds of angry Tibetans protest in Nepal as China prepares to open the Olympics in a few hours.
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The government of Nepal and the UN warn that hundreds of thousands of people are facing severe food shortages.
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Nepal's Maoist leader Prachanda has a week to form the new republic's first government, the president says.
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Nepal's former Maoist rebels have abandoned efforts to form the country's next government, party officials say.
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Nepal's biggest party, the former Maoist rebels, fail to get their preferred candidate elected president.
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A bus tumbles into a river in a mountainous region of Nepal, leaving at least 14 passengers dead and others missing.
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Former Maoist rebels look set to back a 73-year-old leader from southern Nepal in presidential elections due on Saturday.
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SingaporeThe former Crown Princess of Nepal, Himani Shah, leaves for Singapore with her three children, immigration officials say.
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Seven senior policemen taken hostage by junior officers in Nepal are released, officials say.
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Why hunger is now a fact of life in rural Nepal
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Nepal's former Crown Prince, Paras Shah, goes on a trip abroad amid speculation that he is set to emigrate.
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Nepal's interim prime minister announces his resignation, paving the way for Maoist leader Prachanda to succeed him.
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Nepal PM Girid Prasad Koirala struggles to keep his administration together after Maoist ministers quit the cabinet.
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Around 4,000 local government workers in Nepal go on strike after a Maoist minister locked up an "errant official" in a toilet.
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