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Anup Kaphle

Anup Kaphle

Digital Foreign Editor at The Washington Post Online

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Nepali men have been fighting for Britain for 200 years. One photographer shows what it means to ...

Austrian photographer Alex Schlacher spent much of the past three years with the Gurkhas to document the complete story in her book.
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The picturesque village of Barpak was at the epicenter of Nepal's e...

The picturesque village is mostly home to families of men who join the famous British Gurkha regiment.
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13 times U.S. presidents and Saudi kings have met - The Washington ...

U.S. -Saudi relations: from Franklin Roosevelt’s meeting with King Ibn Saud to President Obama’s meeting with the new King Salman.
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One of the Paris shooters spoke to a French journalist. Here's thei...

The suspected gunman spoke to the journalist shortly before he and his brother were killed by police.
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Life on the Himalayan trail just days before a disastrous snowstorm...

Trekking the Annapurna Circuit is nearly not as grueling an adventure as climbing Everest. But as last week’s deaths show, it is certainly not easy and without risks.
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How a gorgeous mountain pass in Nepal turned into a graveyard - The...

The deaths of trekkers on the Annapurna Circuit make it one of the deadliest accidents in the high Himalayas.
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Crossword: What in the world, this week - The Washington Post - The...

How much do you really know about events around the world this week?
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Dogs, pigeons and other things that were flying in the Malaysia Air...

The plane was carrying hundreds of pounds of live birds, dogs and fresh cut flowers
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MAP: These are the hostile airspaces America doesn't fly through - ...

The FAA has issued flight prohibitions and restrictions for a list of countries.
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Timeline: How the Benghazi attacks played out - The Washington Post...

On Sept. 11, 2012, heavily-armed Islamic militants launched an organized attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi.
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This year's official World Cup song hardly excites us. Here are six...

Before Pitbull gave us a weak « We are One » song, there were Ricky Martin and Shakira, whose songs will be hard to beat.
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Here's how Tiananmen lives on, 25 years after the bloody crackdown ...

When June 4 approaches every year, China does its best to control the narrative about Tiananmen.
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PHOTO: Pakistani woman stoned to death because she married the man ...

A woman was stoned to death and killed by her family outside a high court in Lahore.
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A closer look at the dangerous work that Everest's Sherpas undertak...

As a tightly-knit community mourns the loss of friends, Sherpas question whether climbing a mountain they consider holy for money is worth the risks.
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The world through the lens of Associated Press photographer Anja Ni...

The AP photographer died after being shot by an Afghan police in Khost province.
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11 powerful photos from the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide - The...

A week after killings began, Washington Post photographer went to the border between Rwanda and Tanzania.
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In this Nepali village, almost every family has a son or a daughter...

A growing number of Nepali young men and women are leaving their homes in hopes of finding better jobs.
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Nepal, once known for farming, now exports people; migrants earn bi...

Once a country that almost entirely relied on agriculture, today one of Nepal’s leading exports is migrant labor.
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This chart shows just how bad things are getting in Iraq - The Wash...

January was the deadliest month for Iraq since April 2008.
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Nepal's protest candidate channels rising popular disaffection - Th...

The U.S.-educated Ujwal Thapa says he wants to stir up Nepali politics.