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Sino-China influence on Nepal. A new playground for cold war?

Hot and Cold

http://www.saglobalaffairs.com/component/content/article/920-hot-and-cold.html

The burgeoning Chinese, Indian and Pakistani influence raises alarm in transitional Nepal which has an open border with both China and India. India encircles it from…

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“High level of criss-cross, entropy, may dampen mobilization”.
I am thinking about this short sentence. Nepal can be considered a really high-entropy country. But what about dampen mobilization?
Currently, huge problems are drafting new Constitution, federalism, and peace process.
People, civil society are asking for it, in a very cro…[Read more]

I am in Nepal. This interest for mountainous communities and peace bring me here.
What about my first considerations??
Language..is the first step. Only few words on local language can change my approach and their vision. The greetings manner is ”Namaste”, it sounds like..I greet the God in you..A wonderful way to remember daily that everyone sho…[Read more]

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What do you think about federalism in a country as Nepal, with many different linguistic, ethnic groups?
What is in your opinion the best solution?

Ethnicity-based federalism?-
Nepali
Times

http://www.nepalitimes.com.np/issue/2007/03/23/fromthenepalipress/13361

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Federalism in Nepal, its form, modality, composition, is the first step to be faced for peace process and for enhancing Nepalese situation.
The issues of federalism has become a priority in the agenda of all ethnic, regional, lingual, cultural based group in Nepal.
Nevertheless this issue is not without huge contradictions. “People have high e…[Read more]