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Nepal Political Crisis

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—Channel News Asia+3

Nepal votes in key post-uprising polls

Nepal is holding key parliamentary polls, with young leaders challenging older politicians following recent anti-corruption protests. The elections mark a significant moment in the country's political landscape. Voting began on Thursday, March 4, and the outcome is expected to have a major impact on Nepal's future. The polls come after a period of unrest and protests against corruption in the country.

—Al Jazeera World

Nepal election 2026: Who are the contenders and what’s at stake?

The 2026 Nepal election is approaching, with various contenders vying for power. The election is significant as it will shape the country's future and determine the course of its political landscape. The outcome is uncertain, and the stakes are high, with implications for Nepal's stability and development. The election will be closely watched by regional and international observers.

—Al Jazeera English+2

Nepal election: Is the monarchy still a force, two decades after ouster?

Nepal's political landscape is being examined in light of ongoing debates about the relevance of the monarchy nearly two decades after King Gyanendra was ousted and the country became a republic. The article explores whether royalist sentiment remains a significant force in Nepali politics and society. This reflects continued instability and identity questions surrounding Nepal's governance structure.

—The Diplomat+1

Nepal’s gen-Z election: can popular former rapper Balen topple a veteran political heavyweight?

Nepal is heading into a significant election featuring Balendra Shah, a 35-year-old former rapper turned politician who won the Kathmandu mayorship in 2022, now challenging a veteran political heavyweight in Damak. With 46% of Nepal's population under 24, the vote is seen as a generational test of whether youth frustrations with the ruling elite will reshape the country's politics.

—The New York Times+1

What to Know About Nepal's Gen Z Election

Nepal is holding its first election following a youth-led uprising that toppled the government over corruption. The vote marks a significant political turning point for the country, driven largely by Gen Z activism. The outcome could reshape Nepal's political landscape after a period of instability.