The Bicameral Parliament of Nepal
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Nepal is a country located by two big giants i.e China and India. The country has a complex political history, with a monarchy that lasted for centuries until 2008, All the political decisions were made by the king, and that became the final decision for the public but after the end of the shah dynasty, the start of a new country Government's, depend on political parties but totally unstabilized. But a few years period after the death of the king, Nepal became a federal democratic republic and start the parliamentary system.
The current political system in Nepal is based on a parliamentary system with a multi-party system, like Congress, Emalay, Maoist, ekikrit Samajwadi, Janata Samajwadi party, etc, etc dozens of parties. Where the President is the head of state and presidency has just started after the end of the monarchy, and the Prime Minister is the head of government. The legislative power is vested in the bicameral Parliament of Nepal, consisting of the House of Representatives and the National Assembly.
In recent years, Nepal has seen significant political developments, such as the adoption of a new constitution in 2015, the establishment of a federal system, after a decade-plus war between the government and Maoist and finally the Maoist insurgency ended in the year 2006. However, Nepal's politics has been turbulent, with frequent changes in government, and social, economic, and political challenges.
One of the most prominent political issues in Nepal is the ongoing struggle for greater representation and rights for marginalized communities, including ethnic and religious minorities, women, and the LGBTQ+ community. and These issues are covered after the Maoists came to merge into the government. There have also been issues with corruption, political instability, and disagreements over the implementation of the new constitution. and do not have any fixed decision for the development of the country because the government is all dependent upon the decision of the party and this all happens cause of a lack of a king or proper mentor for the country. And parties do have not any one future-sighted politician.
In terms of foreign relations, Nepal maintains friendly ties with its neighboring country, India with which it shares a long and porous border. The two countries have a complex relationship that has been shaped by their history, geography, and cultural ties. The two countries share deep economic and cultural ties, and India is Nepal's largest trading partner Nepal and China have been working closely on various projects, including infrastructure development,
trade, and tourism. In recent years, China has become an important player in Nepal's economy and has been investing heavily in the country's infrastructure. as well as with other regional and global powers. Nepal has always maintained a policy of neutrality, which means that the country does not align itself with any particular power bloc or country. Nepal has diplomatic relations with over 150 countries worldwide, and it is a member of numerous international organizations, including the United Nations, the World Trade Organization, and the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC).
Overall, Nepal's political landscape is complex and dynamic, and the formation of a coalition government led by the Nepal Communist Party (NCP). However, the NCP has since split and spread according to their necessities. and Nepal is currently under a caretaker government.
One possible future direction for Nepal's politics could be the formation of a stable government that can effectively implement the federal system and addresses the country's socioeconomic challenges. This could involve a coalition government that brings together multiple political parties to form a consensus-based approach to governance.
Another potential direction could be a continuation of political instability and frequent changes in government, which could impede the country's progress and economic development. Furthermore, Nepal's political direction may also be influenced by external factors, such as its relationships with neighboring countries and global economic and political trends.
In any case, Nepal's political direction will ultimately be determined by the country's leaders and the will of its citizens is just like a hashtag of the government to manipulate the citizen's brains. and there are many ongoing debates and discussions about the future direction of the country but all the parties are making a pendulum of the government. like the development of a country is in their side pocket
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