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Wang’s briefing, US’s protest and Nepal’s position

By Gopal Khanal (KATHMANDU, 14 September 2019) – Minister for Communication and Information Technology and Spokesperson of the government Gokul Prasad Baskota said on Thursday that Nepal had not changed

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