In this episode, Lucas and Luna examine the 1950 Treaty of Peace and Friendship between Nepal and India, a document that has shaped Nepal's sovereignty, foreign policy, and internal politics for decades. They explore its origins in the aftermath of the Rana regime, the strategic calculations of King Tribhuvan and Jawaharlal Nehru, and the treaty's key provisions — including the requirement for Nepal to consult India on arms purchases. The conversation traces the treaty's impact through the Panchayat era, the 1989 trade blockade, and its ongoing role in Nepal's delicate balancing act between its giant neighbors. Lucas discusses the treaty's contested legality under the UN charter and how it has been used as a tool of influence, while Luna questions whether Nepal ever truly had a choice. This is a nuanced look at a document that remains a flashpoint in South Asian geopolitics.
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