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How Nepal's Gen Z Forced A Government Collapse And Is Now Dominating Election
Nepal is counting votes in its first general election since Gen Z-led protests in 2025 toppled then Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s government.
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Nepal's Gen-Z Uprising Took Their Loved Ones. Now They Hope For Change
On the afternoon of September 8 last year, Rashik Khatiwada stood near Nepal's parliament building, surrounded by hundreds of others rallying against corruption and unemployment, holding up a piece of paper that read: "F*** THE SYSTEM!".
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Gen Z Protesters In Nepal Are Angry At The Government They Voted For
Different demands have emerged from separate groups among the young protesters including direct election of prime ministers, scrapping the present constitution and jailing all previous politicians.
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Ex-Nepal PM KP Oli's Party Holds Biggest Rally Since Gen Z Protests
Tens of thousands rallied for the party of Nepal's ousted prime minister, KP Sharma Oli, on Saturday, in the largest gathering in the Himalayan country since youth-led anti-graft protests forced him out three months ago.
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Gen-Z Protests Caused $586 Million Loss To Nepal's $42 Billion Economy
The anti-graft protests in September that forced Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to resign caused more than $586 million in losses to Nepal's $42 billion economy, a government statement said on Friday.
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Nepal's Gen Z To Form Political Party, Sets 'Bottom Line' Before 2026 Polls
Nepal's Gen Z group on Saturday announced that it will establish a political party, but said its participation in next year's general election depends on the fulfilment of certain "bottom-line" conditions.
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"Loot, Attack In Movement's Name": Nepal Army's Warning To Mob Amid Curfew
As chilling images of death, destruction and arson come in from Kathmandu after nationwide protests toppled the KP Sharma Oli government, the Nepalese Army has taken charge of ensuring calm in the Himalayan country till a new government is in place.
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Nepal Foreign Minister Kicked, Punched In Face Amid Violent Protests
After demonstrations by 'Gen Z' protesters against corruption, nepotism and social media ban in Nepal took a violent turn, videos show the country's Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba being kicked and punched after a hostile mob broke into their home.
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"Why Isn't KP Oli Resigning?" Nepal Ground Report Captures Anger On Streets
Nepal continued to witness anti-government sloganeering, marches on the street, stone-pelting, and massive vandalism by angry protesters on Tuesday.
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Nepal PM, President's Houses Set On Fire As Protests Explode
Nepal Gen Z Protest News: Massive protests in Nepal today pushed the KP Sharma Oli government to the brink as Gen Z protesters took to arson and vandalism in various parts of the tiny Himalayan nation.
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Nepal vs Gen-Z: Massive Protests After Ban On Facebook, X, YouTube
Thousands of young Nepalis marched in the capital Kathmandu on Monday, demanding that the government lift its ban on social media platforms and end the culture of corruption pervading the country.
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How Nepal's Gen Z Forced A Government Collapse And Is Now Dominating Election
Nepal is counting votes in its first general election since Gen Z-led protests in 2025 toppled then Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s government.
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Nepal's Gen-Z Uprising Took Their Loved Ones. Now They Hope For Change
On the afternoon of September 8 last year, Rashik Khatiwada stood near Nepal's parliament building, surrounded by hundreds of others rallying against corruption and unemployment, holding up a piece of paper that read: "F*** THE SYSTEM!".
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Gen Z Protesters In Nepal Are Angry At The Government They Voted For
Different demands have emerged from separate groups among the young protesters including direct election of prime ministers, scrapping the present constitution and jailing all previous politicians.
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Ex-Nepal PM KP Oli's Party Holds Biggest Rally Since Gen Z Protests
Tens of thousands rallied for the party of Nepal's ousted prime minister, KP Sharma Oli, on Saturday, in the largest gathering in the Himalayan country since youth-led anti-graft protests forced him out three months ago.
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Gen-Z Protests Caused $586 Million Loss To Nepal's $42 Billion Economy
The anti-graft protests in September that forced Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to resign caused more than $586 million in losses to Nepal's $42 billion economy, a government statement said on Friday.
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Nepal's Gen Z To Form Political Party, Sets 'Bottom Line' Before 2026 Polls
Nepal's Gen Z group on Saturday announced that it will establish a political party, but said its participation in next year's general election depends on the fulfilment of certain "bottom-line" conditions.
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"Loot, Attack In Movement's Name": Nepal Army's Warning To Mob Amid Curfew
As chilling images of death, destruction and arson come in from Kathmandu after nationwide protests toppled the KP Sharma Oli government, the Nepalese Army has taken charge of ensuring calm in the Himalayan country till a new government is in place.
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Nepal Foreign Minister Kicked, Punched In Face Amid Violent Protests
After demonstrations by 'Gen Z' protesters against corruption, nepotism and social media ban in Nepal took a violent turn, videos show the country's Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba being kicked and punched after a hostile mob broke into their home.
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"Why Isn't KP Oli Resigning?" Nepal Ground Report Captures Anger On Streets
Nepal continued to witness anti-government sloganeering, marches on the street, stone-pelting, and massive vandalism by angry protesters on Tuesday.
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Nepal PM, President's Houses Set On Fire As Protests Explode
Nepal Gen Z Protest News: Massive protests in Nepal today pushed the KP Sharma Oli government to the brink as Gen Z protesters took to arson and vandalism in various parts of the tiny Himalayan nation.
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Nepal vs Gen-Z: Massive Protests After Ban On Facebook, X, YouTube
Thousands of young Nepalis marched in the capital Kathmandu on Monday, demanding that the government lift its ban on social media platforms and end the culture of corruption pervading the country.
