Nepal's Election Commission recognizes the reformist faction of Nepali Congress as legitimate, amid internal disputes before crucial elections.

The elections were called after Oli resigned as prime minister on September 9, following violent protests led by Gen Z youth groups.

The five-yearly conclave will choose the country’s top leaders and set the direction of government policy for the remainder of the decade.

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Tikapur (kailali), Jan. 22 -- The Tharu community has been taking to the streets for a long time-from district headquarters ...

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KATHMANDU-Nepal faces a growing risk of confrontation following the Gen-Z leaders’ campaign demanding the arrest of former Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli and Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak for their ...

While existing major political parties and emerging political parties are receiving a lot of attention in the wake of the new ...

Kathmandu, Jan. 13 -- level delegation of the Chinese Communist Party (CPC) is set to visit Kathmandu next week amid a fluid political situation in Nepal.