[Gengis Khan]

One of the best articles on the current crisis in Nepal.

[Gengis Khan]

Ping!

[LeoWindhorse]

"If India does not act immediately"
what India should be doing 'immediately' , and should have been doing all along , is everything in it's power to interrupt
and disrupt the Nepalese Maoist activities across and through it's own borders. They need to stamp out , in no uncertain terms, their own Naxal/Maoist groups throughout the tribal regions and within Indian Parliament.
India is trying it's best to go down this river with a foot in two different boats . That will never work.
The Nepalese Maoists would dry up within a year if they had zero ingress and egress via India.
India needs to totally stop the Nepalese Maoist -Tamil Tiger training link and arms pipeline ,that they either facilitate or wink and nod at.

[KevinDavis]

It's good to be the King..

[Tailgunner Joe]

India needs to clean up its own backyard and stop helping terrorists murder India's neighbors.

Singh warns of Maoist threat to India - April 14 2006 - “The challenge of internal security is our biggest national security challenge... There can be no political compromise with terror. No inch conceded. No compassion shown.”

Nepal Naxals worry CMs - April 14, 2006 - Admitting that Naxals from Nepal posed a serious threat, the government agreed to revamp the deployment of paramilitary forces along the border. The ministry, which till now had been hinting at 'ideological links' between CPI (Maoist) and CPN (Maoist) cadres, admitted the two outfits provided training, arms and finances to each other.

[Tailgunner Joe]

When Chinese State Councillor Tang Jiaxuan was in Nepal in March, he found time to interact with opposition political leaders.

Well isn't that special.

[Tailgunner Joe]

India must be prepared for a republican Nepal.

You mean the "People's Republic of Nepal."

[colorado tanker]

Are you suggesting that India should move to depose the King, if he doesn't restore democracy?