Billions lost, thousands jobless as Nepal counts cost of Gen Z uprising
Economists estimate the collateral damage at around Rs3 trillion—nearly equal to Nepal’s budget for one and a half years or half of the GDP when damages to both government and…
Economists estimate the collateral damage at around Rs3 trillion—nearly equal to Nepal’s budget for one and a half years or half of the GDP when damages to both government and…
The One Piece pirate flag, first used in Indonesian protests, has inspired protesters in Nepal, the Philippines, and France who have adopted the flag that has come to represent…
In the short term, the army has taken charge of the nation of 30 million people since the protests escalated on Sept 10.
Gen Z protests, which began over alleged rampant corruption and coincided with a social media ban, took a violent turn on Monday after police, outnumbered by protesters, opened…
The Nepalese government's decision to block access to several social media platforms that missed a deadline to register with the authorities was the spark for the demonstration.
Nepal saw several people’s movements in 1950, 1990, and 2006, but never before had the state killed so many people in a single day.
Police used live ammunition, tear gas, and water cannons against protesters demonstrating against social media restrictions and corruption.
Despite public support and policy achievements like low-income support, PM Ishiba's minority government faced LDP discontent, triggering a potential leadership challenge.
Government enforces mandatory registration rule, allowing only listed platforms like TikTok and Viber.
Polarising billionaire ex-PM Thaksin, the central figure in a tumultuous two-decade battle for power in Thailand, left on his private jet for Dubai late on Sept 4, with his…