Himalpariko Huri(हिमालपारिको हुरी: गणतन्त्रपछि फेरिएको नेपाल-चिन सम्बन्ध) offers a deep exploration of the evolving relationship between Nepal and China in the post-republic era. Written by noted Nepali journalist and political analyst Sudheer Sharma, the book examines how Nepal's political shift to a republic has altered its diplomatic, economic, and strategic ties with China. It presents an in-depth analysis of the growing Chinese influence in Nepal and its impact on Nepal's internal politics, border issues, and foreign policy, especially in light of regional power dynamics with India and the global stage.
Sharma meticulously traces the historical backdrop of Nepal-China relations, focusing on the post-2008 republican era, and how China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and infrastructure projects are reshaping Nepal’s economy and governance. The book also sheds light on the domestic political developments in Nepal that have led to closer ties with China, offering readers a nuanced understanding of these complex geopolitical shifts.
Why Read This Book
Explores the transformation of Nepal-China relations after Nepal became a republic in 2008.
Offers insights into China’s growing influence in Nepal through infrastructure projects like the BRI.
Analyzes Nepal’s changing foreign policy and its balancing act between China and India.
Provides historical context and modern-day political analysis, making it essential for anyone interested in South Asian geopolitics.
About the Author
Sudheer Sharma is an award-winning Nepali journalist and political analyst known for his incisive and detailed works on Nepal's contemporary political issues. His books, including PrayogshalaandBhikshu, Byapar ra Bidroha, are widely regarded as essential reading for understanding Nepal’s modern history and geopolitics. His work is grounded in thorough research and an astute understanding of the region’s political complexities.