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Nepal Minister Comments on Border Row and Diplomacy

Nepal's foreign minister Shishir Khanal addressed the border dispute with India and the nation's relations with China.

27 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Nepal's foreign minister Shishir Khanal stated that the ongoing border dispute with India is not as significant as it has been portrayed, acknowledging that there are 'some issues' but asserting that mechanisms are in place to address them. This comment was made during discussions about Nepal's diplomatic stance and relationships with its neighbors.

In response to queries regarding balancing relations between India and China, Khanal emphasized the importance of national interest in determining Nepal's diplomatic approach. He conveyed that the dynamics of foreign relations are based on practical considerations rather than choosing sides.

Khanal also noted that the majority of Nepal's trade, approximately two-thirds, is conducted with India, indicating the critical economic ties that exist.

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