An agreement was reached on September 10, 2015, ending the Maoist People's War in Nepal and initiating the process of drafting a new constitution.
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An agreement was reached on September 10, 2015, ending the Maoist People's War in Nepal and initiating the process of drafting a new constitution.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Civilian struggle and disillusionment are shaping national political outcomes in Nepal following the peace accord.Sub-event
Peace agreement ends Maoist insurgency and launches constitution drafting in Nepal.1 source
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Nepal
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Nepali Congress
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