Reform or relapse? Nepal’s post-uprising election tests its democracy
Six months after a youth-led uprising toppled a powerful prime minister, Nepal heads into a pivotal election that could redefine its political order. With no clear majority in sight and coalition politics looming, voters must decide whether the anger of the streets can translate into lasting institutional reform.
Six months after a youth-led uprising toppled a powerful prime minister, Nepal heads into a pivotal election that could redefine its political order. With no clear majority in sight and coalition politics looming, voters must decide whether the anger of the streets can translate into lasting institutional reform.
