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The recent upheaval in the political environment in Kathmandu has taken an inimical turn for Beijing.

Nepal’s newly elected president — the third since the Himalayan nation abolished its centuries-old monarchy in 2008 and became a republic — took the oath of office Monday in Kathmandu. Ram Chandra Poudel was elected Thursday by members of the Federal Parliament and provincial assemblies. Top officials, diplomats and Parliament members lined up to congratulate…

KATHMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Nepal’s newly elected president — the third since the Himalayan nation abolished its centuries-old monarchy in 2008 and became a republic — took the oath of office Monday in Kathmandu.

Nepals newly elected president -- the third since the Himalayan nation abolished its centuries-old monarchy in 2008 and became a republic -- took the oath of office Monday in Kathmandu.

Nepal’s newly elected president – the third since the Himalayan nation abolished its centuries-old monarchy in 2008 and became a republic – has taken the oath of office in Kathmandu.

Ram Chandra Poudel, the newly elected president of Nepal, took his oath of office in Kathmandu on Monday. He is the third president since the country abolished its monarchy.

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

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Nepal's newly elected president takes oath of office | 2023-03-13 20:05:14

The recent political upheaval in Kathmandu has changed for the worse for China as its hope for a prolonged time of influence was dashed by the resurgence of the pre-election five-party coalition led by the Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist Center and the Nepali Congress (NC), reported The Diplomat.