One month of Nepal’s new government: The country faces uncertainty and fragmentation
Summary
Nepal's interim government, led by Prime Minister Sushila Karki, faces challenges as political parties and the Gen Z movement struggle with fragmentation, corruption, and election preparedness a month after the uprising.
Key Points
- Nepal's interim government led by Sushila Karki was formed after the Gen Z uprising to focus on anti-corruption and overseeing elections.
- The Gen Z movement that sparked the protests is fragmented with differing agendas and leadership struggles.
- Political parties remain divided and resist reforms, with old political forces maintaining control over state institutions.
- Elections are scheduled for March 5, 2026, but political instability, corruption, and governance issues threaten progress and legitimacy.
