Nepal's Three Main Parties Discuss Formation of New Government

Leaders of Nepal's three main political parties discussed formation of a new government on Monday following the adoption of a new constitution last month. Narayankaji Shrestha of the United Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist said the parties are attempting to form a government with representation from the major political parties in parliament. He said they were unable to reach agreement on Monday but negotiations would continue. Parliament is likely to vote next week on a prime...

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