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Who’s leading Nepal after Oli resignation, what’s next for Gen Z protests?
Nepal’s army has taken control of the streets and is effectively in charge for now, say experts. Here’s what’s next.
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thehindu.com
Fresh student-led protests erupt across Nepal, demand PM Oli’s resignation
Fresh anti-government protests in Nepal led by students demand PM Oli's resignation, defying curbs on public gatherings.
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aljazeera.com
Nepal political leaders’ homes torched as deadly Gen-Z protests escalate
Protesters set fire to homes of some top political leaders, a day after 19 people were killed by the security forces.
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scmp.com
Breaking | Nepal prime minister resigns over deadly social media protests
K.P. Sharma Oli has resigned after violent anti-corruption protests shook his country over the weekend.
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huffpost.com
Nepal’s Prime Minister Resigns Following Protests Against Social Media Ban
Khadga Prasad Oli said he was stepping down immediately.
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dailymail.co.uk
Nepal's PM quits a day after protests over social media ban
His resignation came after protesters set fire to the homes of some of Nepal's top political leaders in opposition to a social media ban that was lifted early Tuesday.
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arabnews.com
Nepal prime minister resigns after deadly protests
Katmandu: Nepal’s prime minister resigned on Tuesday, a day after one of the deadliest crackdowns on protesters in years saw at least 19 people killed.“I have resigned from the…
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Nepal PM Oli resigns as Gen Z protesters torch top leaders’ homes
Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli resigns, says aide, as protesters set fire to homes of some top political leaders’ homes.
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Nepal PM Oli resigns as Gen Z protesters set parliament building on fire
Protesters break into parliament building and set it on fire after Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli resigns.
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restofworld.org
How a movement against corruption on Nepali social media triggered unrest and death
In what has come to be known as the “Gen Z protest,” thousands of demonstrators took to the streets and 19 were reportedly killed.
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Top news of the day, September 9, 2025
Top news of the day: Nepal Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli resigns after violent anti-corruption protests; Vice-presidential election voting concludes, with 13 members abstaining,…
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telegraph.co.uk
Gen Z protesters set fire to prime minister’s house in Nepal after social media ban
KP Sharma Oli resigns after violent youth demonstrations in Kathmandu left at least 19 people dead and more than 500 injured
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Nepal ministers resign after 19 killed: Why are ‘nepo kids’ angering youth?
Nepali PM resigns amid anticorruption protests that escalated on Monday, killing 19 demonstrators.
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bbc.com
Why GenZ has taken over the streets in Nepal
Protests in Nepal turned violent after thousands of youngsters marched against the blocking of social media platforms.
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Nepal's PM quits and flees as his house is burned down by protesters
Young Nepalis are leading angry protests across the country, with violence spreading in the capital and other cities.
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Nepal protesters set parliament building on fire after PM Oli resigns
Protesters break into parliament building and set it on fire after Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli resigns.
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Nepal’s Gen Z protests: Democracy’s unravelling or democratic renewal?
Nepal's political crisis reveals deep structural failures, sparking violent protests and raising questions about the country's future.
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Nepal parliament set on fire after PM resigns over anti-corruption protests
KP Sharma Oli steps down amid Nepal's worst unrest in decades, with at least 22 deaths reported in clashes.
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upi.com
Nepal's armed forces deploy as protests continue over social media law - UPI.com
The Nepali Army is being deployed Tuesday night in response to violence that has broken out amid protests in Nepal's capital city of Kathmandu.
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tass.com
Nepal descends into chaos as protests turn deadly, citizens take control of country
Preliminary reports say 22 people have died and more than 500 have been injured
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Protests Against Nepal's Social Media Ban Grow More Violent As Demonstrators Set Buildings On Fire
Khadga Prasad Oli said he was stepping down immediately.