On 5 August 2024, Bangladesh witnessed a historic turning point when Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled the country amid a student-led uprising that grew into a nationwide movement. Just over a year later, on 9 September 2025, Nepal’s Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli appears to have followed a similar trajectory. His attempt to suppress dissent by shutting down social media sparked a wave of protes

The ongoing protests in Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu, have turned deadly, with the death toll rising to 14 as young demonstrators continue to challenge government restrictions on social media and demand accountability over corruption. The exact number of injured remains unclear, but hospitals across the city are struggling to accommodate the overwhelming influx of patients. Several have already be

Kathmandu was rocked by waves of protest on Monday as thousands of students, youth, and ordinary citizens clashed with security forces in what has quickly escalated into one of Nepal’s most significant uprisings in recent years. The immediate trigger was the government’s recent decision to impose sweeping restrictions on social media platforms, a move that protesters see as a direct assault on

Britain’s Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner stepped down on Friday, September 5, following a mounting controversy over unpaid taxes linked to a property purchase. Once seen as one of the most influential figures in British politics after Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Rayner’s resignation comes after weeks of intense media scrutiny and political pressure. The scandal originated in May when Ra