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Nepal Elections: Uncertainty Looms as No Party Expected to Win Majority
Nepal's upcoming polls are seen as a critical moment, with no single party expected to secure a majority, potentially leading to a reliance on older political elites despite recent Gen Z protests.
5 Mar, 11:40 — 5 Mar, 11:57
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NYTMostly Factual90d ago
What to Know About Nepal's Gen Z Election
Nepal on Thursday held its first election since a youth-led uprising against corruption toppled the government last year.
By Hannah Beech and Binod Ghimire
Read full article →hinduMostly Factual90d ago
Nepal polls: a moment of hope or a return to the old cycle?
No party is expected to win a majority on its own; while Balendra Shah is the frontrunner, he may need support from the older political elite who too are eyeing a comeback after the Gen Z protests
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First report: hindu · 5 Mar, 11:40|Full coverage: 2 · 17m|Window: 17m
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