Nepal Prime Minister Sushila Karki today (14 September) described the arson and vandalism during last week's Gen Z protests as "criminal acts against the country," reports the Kathmandu Post.

Nepal’s interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki, in her first address, vowed to rebuild the nation, announced martyr status and compensation for Gen Z protest victims, and said her government will not st

The situation led the country’s prime minister to resign Tuesday following violent demonstrations against the government. Nepal’s prime minister, K.P. Sharma Oli, resigned on Tuesday after youth-led protests sparked by a government ban on social media in the Himalayan country left nearly two dozen people dead and hundreds injured,

Generation Z protesters in Nepal torch parliament and clash with security forces after a social media ban, prompting military warnings of intervention.

Nepal’s gen Z-led protest movement has erupted into one of the country’s most intense uprisings in recent years. What started as a peaceful protest o

Nepal’s Gen Z protestors, angered by social media bans, used Discord to organise and vote for their next leader, selecting Sushila Karki from over 130,000 members on the Youth Against Corruption server.

Authorities in Nepal have lifted the curfew in the country's capital and its surrounding areas. The calm came in the wake of protests this week that killed at least 51 people and collapsed the government.

A faction of protesters have put forward Kulman Ghising to lead Nepal’s interim government, rejecting Sushila Karki on grounds of age and eligibility.