Nepal is leveraging its current climate crisis to pivot away from traditional power-balancing strategies toward a renewed commitment to multilateralism. By advocating for a collaborative, climate-focused diplomatic vision, the nation seeks to mobilize international support while potentially incorporating minilateral efforts to address its specific environmental challenges.
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Nepal is leveraging its current climate crisis to pivot away from traditional power-balancing strategies toward a renewed commitment to multilateralism. By advocating for a collaborative, climate-focused diplomatic vision, the nation seeks to mobilize international support while potentially incorporating minilateral efforts to address its specific environmental challenges.
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