Phew! Very long interview, but at times, insightful, too. Thanks for the link. Sounds like the Maoist leadership is actively seeking a global publicity of their revised political agenda, which sounds pretty convincing and reflective of the Nepali geo-political situation... But I was particularly surprised by the way Chairman Prachanda opted to make public the specifics of some of his party's [what seem to have been very confidential] dealings with the other political parties... I am wondering if it means that the "parliamentary parties" are getting closer to striking a US-supported deal with the king, causing the Maoists to feel the heat... Anyone has any opinions?