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Ambassadorial nomination: Will they represent Nepal’s interest?

  By Ishwar Dev Khanal (KATHMANDU, 3 March) – A disturbing trend has emerged in Nepal when it comes to appointment of ambassadors, who actually represent the country. Political parties lately

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