How long has Gyanendra get?

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King Gyanendra will have to first show his people that the Royal Nepalese Army can restore security to the country's roads if his regime is to survive in Nepal. The challenges faced by the King after assuming power as executive monarch of Nepal by dismissing the Nepalese government on 1 February 2005 are discussed.

Nepal, Political aspects, Kings and rulers, Kings, Shah, Gyanendra Bir Bikram

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Iraq campaign failed to plan for peacekeeping

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The transition of securing stabilization in Iraq and the failures in planning for the peacekeeping role after the combat phase are examined. The stabilization process is a multifaceted activity that requires junior commanders in politics and management of civil resources right down to street level.

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Japan, UK share vision

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Issues are reported regarding the finding of Japan and the UK that they have a common concern following the war in Iraq: curbing increasing US unilateralism. Representatives met to explore UK-Japan security cooperation.

United Kingdom, Japan, Analysis, International relations

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