Nepal’s government and Maoist rebels agreed on Tuesday a series of steps to lock up weapons as part of a landmark peace deal and mandated the United Nations to monitor their guns and armies. The breakthrough comes a week after they signed a comprehensive peace agreement declaring a formal end to a decade-old conflict in which more than 13,000 people have died. Full Story
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