Staffan de Mistura has completed his Nepal Mission. The leader of that high-level United Nations delegation who visited Nepal recently to explore possible UN assistance in the country’s peace process believes the Maoists and the government will agree on arms management in the coming days. Many hope, and then doubt that Mistura’s diplomatic language (I am confident/I am optimistic, etc) reflects the ground realities. Clearly, there is no any political consensus yet among the parties. So much so that Maoists have said the peace process is in danger of collapsing even as they are writing a joint letter (with the SPA govt) to the UN.
• United Nations mission to Nepal is worth world’s attention, Asia Times
• Head of UN mission to Nepal expresses optimism on peace negotiations, UN News
• UN mission leaves Nepal with “cautious optimism”, Khaleej Times
• UN cautiously optimistic on Nepal's peace process, People’s Daily
• Interim government and Maoists hail UN mission, Zee News
• United Nations mission to Nepal is worth world’s attention, Asia Times
• Head of UN mission to Nepal expresses optimism on peace negotiations, UN News
• UN mission leaves Nepal with “cautious optimism”, Khaleej Times
• UN cautiously optimistic on Nepal's peace process, People’s Daily
• Interim government and Maoists hail UN mission, Zee News
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