What if the reestablishment of monarchy in Nepal could have a domino effect on other republics worldwide? As the debate around restoring Nepal's monarchy gains traction, the potential implications could reach far beyond its borders.
Nepal was a monarchy for centuries, ruled by the Shah dynasty since the unification of the country in the 18th century. However, the monarchy's power began to decline in the 20th century, and in 2006, a people's movement led by political parties and Maoist insurgents brought about the end of the autocratic monarchy. In 2008, the Constituent Assembly declared Nepal a federal democratic republic, and the monarchy was abolished.
The possibility of reestablishing the monarchy in Nepal is a complex and multifaceted issue. While there are voices calling for its restoration, significant legal, political, and social obstacles stand in the way.
(00:51) Introduction
(01:39) Historical Context
(02:11) Public opinion
(04:33) Political landscape
(06:26) Constitutional and legal issues
(07:23) International context
(08:36) Conclusion
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