Nepal's March 5 election aims to restore democracy amid recent protests and regional geopolitical tensions.

Nearly 19 million people will take part in the vote on Thursday's election.

Nepal's March 5 election aims to restore democracy amid recent protests and regional geopolitical tensions.

The general election is the first since gen-Z protests forced Nepal’s then-prime minister to quit

Nepal's elections signal potential change amid uncertainty, with coalition dynamics and youth demands shaping the political landscape.

Nepal's election concludes with a preliminary turnout of 60%, marking a significant democratic milestone following recent protests.

Six months after the Gen Z uprising that brought down the government, many young Nepalis hope the March 5 legislative elections will give the country, plagued by unemployment, new…