Tuesday, July 18, 2017
Nepal: Economic migrants spark unlikely shifts in power | Nepal
Each day, thousands of Nepalis fly out of Kathmandu for work. They serve in restaurants in Europe and farm plantations in East Asia, but an increasingly large percentage are employed in menial jobs in the Gulf states, where work visas are easy to come by, and labour is badly needed. Today, about three million Nepalis, some 10 percent of the population, work abroad. Their migration lends an 
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