A democratic future for Nepal could unleash its vast potential as Asian tiger

Nepal Maoists support for democracy in favor of moving to democratic election

Nepal’s Maoists favour independent PM

AFP – Nepal’s Maoists vowed Saturday never to return to guerrilla warfare and offered to give up leadership to an independent prime minister to take the Himalayan nation towards democracy. Party leaders said at their general convention they would step down from government to seek a popular mandate to lead.

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