Polls predict that a new coalition government will be formed as no single party is expected to gain the majority required in the parliament on its own.

The merger may boost the left’s chances of revival in the country in the March elections, after the so-called Gen Z protests forced the left-liberal alliance to relent power in September of this year.

Following the resignation of Nepali Prime Minister KP Oli amid mass youth-driven protests, different narratives have circulated which simplify and misrepresent the complexities and reality on the ground in Nepal at the roots of this crisis.

The resignation of Nepali PM KP Oli, amid massive youth-driven protests has raised many questions for the people of Nepal and its once united Left. While many have accused the uprising about merely being in response to a social media ban, the roots are much deeper.

19 people were killed on Monday after security forces opened fire on protesters opposing the government’s decision to ban major social media platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube, and others

Nepal’s republic faces rising monarchist threats, political instability, and foreign interference amid public frustration and deep systemic crises.

The mob attacked and set on fire the office of anti-monarchy Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Socialist), in addition to vandalizing other buildings, offices and public properties

Nepal envisions BRI projects in the country to work as a bridge between India and China, the world’s two most populous states

Meteorologists in the Himalayan nation have observed a pattern of change in the local climate in the last few years, with monsoon season lasting longer than usual and erratic rains affecting millions

Representatives of Nepal’s Female Community Health Volunteers joined trade union delegations at the annual ILO meeting to advocate for job security and recognition

Madhav Kumar Nepal, the former Prime Minister of Nepal, explains the politics around US interests in the region in the light of the controversial Millennium Challenge Corporation.

Madhav Kumar talks about the ongoing political instability in the country, the threat posed by the rising influence of the far right, and the path ahead for the left to defend Nepal’s socialist and secular values enshrined in the constitution.