King Gyanendra announced a 10-member Cabinet heavily dominated by his own supporters Wednesday, one day after he dismissed Nepal's government, declared a state of emergency and virtually cut his nation off from the world. Gyanendra will head the Cabinet, state radio said in a report that gave few further details other than to list the new body's members. "The King has expressed confidence that everyone will support and cooperate with the new Cabinet," the palace said in a statement, according to the report.
