Nepal used “Xizang” to refer to Tibet in a joint statement following Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s visit to Beijing, reflecting Beijing’s preferred terminology., RFA reports The move signals Nepal’s deepening ties with China, driven by promises of Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) investments. Critics say this undermines Tibetan cultural identity and highlights China’s influence over Nepal. The visit included agreements to revive stalled infrastructure projects and reiterated Nepal's commitment to prevent anti-China activities on its soil. Experts warn this alignment constrains Tibetan refugees in Nepal and showcases Beijing’s use of economic diplomacy for political leverage.
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