Nepal's parliament was dissolved late Friday and the country will hold elections in March, the president's office said, after a new interim prime minister was appointed in the wake of deadly anti-government protests.

The Parliament of Nepal right now is Discord,” a user said of the platform popular with video gamers, where tens of thousands are debating the nation’s future.

Nepal’s Gen Z activists turned to Discord to endorse former chief justice Sushila Karki as interim prime minister after government collapse.

Nepal's President Ramchandra Paudel on Friday dissolved the House of Representatives at the recommendation of newly appointed Prime Minister Sushila Karki.

Elections in Nepal are becoming increasingly expensive, thereby threatening inclusive democracy and raising concerns about the future of political participation.

Former chief justice Sushila Karki was sworn in as Nepal's interim prime minister on Friday, becoming the first

Proposal calls for an interim govt under formal leadership of president, operating through a Joint Civil-Military Crisis Management Council headed by ex-chief justice Sushila Karki.

Gen Z representatives are now in talks with the President and Nepal Army, demanding corruption control, good governance and inclusion of new leaders. "The most constitutionally sound path would be a broad-based interim government led by a trusted MP with Gen Z ministers, as permitted under Article 78," Singh stated.