Nepal is a bridge between two stones' Milan Tamang says that Nepal should become a bridge between two countries, changing Prithvi Narayan Shah's comment.  He, who is studying at the Department of International Relations and Diplomacy from Tribhuvan University, adds, "Visveshwar Prasad Koirala's explanation that Nepal is like a man sleeping between two big elephants should also be revised. Instead, you should be alert and cautious.

Agrees with Milan, Preksha Khatiwada too. She is doing 'Department of Development Studies' from Kathmandu University and says, 'Nepal should balance its relations with India and China. The geographical structure of Nepal is unique. Nepal is between two powerful nations. These two countries have kept our foreign policy very safe. Vishwamainpal is known as a peaceful nation. Neither engages in war, nor in conflict. Nepal is neither in favor nor against anyone. Which is a very happy thing.'

She thinks that China has a very big hand in the development of the physical structure of Nepal. She says, "Machines from road and bridge construction come from China. If India's blockade had been smooth, there would not have been a big crisis and we would not have been dependent on India. 'We have a civilizational and cultural relationship with China,' says Savina Jamarkattel, who is studying at the 'Department of International Relations and Diplomacy' from Tribhuvan University. , 'Commercial relations, art and Buddhism are connected. Therefore, the relationship with India and China should be equal. When political parties take decisions, they go beyond the interests of the nation and act according to political position and power, and they are directly and indirectly influencing Nepal's diplomatic relations. 

Milan knows that there has been a relationship with Nepal ever since the British ruled India. India and Nepal have many things in common. Hindi can be easily spoken and understood by Nepalis. As political leaders say, there is a bread-daughter relationship,' he adds commenting on India's direct and indirect interference in Nepal's political changes. Saying that India played a major role in the 2046 movement and the 062/63 people's movement when the 2007 regime ended, Milan adds, 'In my opinion, India always plays an important role in every political change in Nepal.' There is an understanding of the expectations that influence the form. She says, “Trump's vision was America First. Because he is self-centered, it affects Nepal. America is providing the most funding for Nepal. So it seems that it affects a country that does not even have geo-political relations like ours.''

Savina, having a different opinion than expected, adds, 'Nepal's strategic location has the same strategic interests as China, America and India. Nepal has now become a geo-political center. America has a lot of interest in it. That's why it seems that there is no question of funding not coming at this time.' A large number of Nepalis live in America. It doesn't seem to affect legal residents much. Another, climate change, is trade policy. They are saying that 60 percent tax will be levied on imported materials. During Trump's previous tenure, the 2015 Paris agreement on climate change mitigation was canceled. There is also how Trump's policies will directly affect Nepal.