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Law / China / Diplomacy / India / Nepal

December 23, 2025

 by Jaffa Levy

 by Jaffa Levy · Published December 23, 2025

When Borders Move on Paper Before They Move on the Ground

Border conflict rarely begins with soldiers. It begins with passports, currency, maps, and iconography that harden claims before diplomacy can unwind them. From a woman stopped in Shanghai over her passport to Nepali Banknote with disputed borders, South Asia shows how nationalism now advances through paperwork long before blood is shed.

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