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.

This election will test whether the country is ready for a new, untested generation to shape its future.

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…