Nepal’s political landscape is shifting as younger leaders within mainstream parties push for change, demanding internal reforms, transparency, and modern governance.

Nepal Politics: Younger Leaders Push for Change Among Mainstream Parties

Nepal’s political scene heats up ahead of the March 5 elections, with Congress leaders reportedly divided over strategy and candidate selection. Meanwhile, former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has filed a plea in the Supreme Court, adding further uncertainty to the country’s political landscape

Nepal Congress Leaders 'Divided' Before March 5 Elections | Ex-PM Oli Files Plea in Top Court

Nepal’s political landscape faces fresh turbulence as former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is set to be questioned by a high-level commission investigating alleged atrocities and misuse of power. Senior leaders across the political spectrum are expected to appear before the panel. This video breaks down the case, the accusations, the political implications, and what this means for Nepal’s governance and stability.

Nepal: KP Sharma Oli & Top Leadership To Be Grilled Over Alleged Atrocities 

A series of unusual moments inside trump's white house
Is raising new questions about power, influence
And the u.S president’s reactions behind closed doors.
From high-profile visits
To tense exchanges
And abrupt policy shifts,
The events of the past few weeks
Talks about president trump's functioning
And what seems to trigger his attention most.
Watch this story which decodes further.

US: How Money Influences Donald Trump Like No Other

The UK’s security service has issued an urgent warning regarding potential Chinese foreign interference. The UK Parliament has received a critical alert, raising concerns over national security and foreign influence on UK politics.

UK Security Service Alerts Parliament Over Chinese Foreign Influence Threat

Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus has announced that the country will hold a referendum on key political and constitutional reforms. The vote is scheduled to take place on election day in February 2026, marking a significant moment in Bangladesh’s democratic transition and governance overhaul.

Bangladesh to Hold Referendum on Reforms | Yunus Confirms February 2026 Vote

Cognitive disability isn’t only shaped by biology — it’s deeply influenced by the world we live in. From poverty, education gaps, and healthcare access to systemic racism, environmental toxins, and chronic stress, social and structural factors play a powerful role in shaping brain health. This video explores how inequality, policy, and environment intersect to drive cognitive disabilities — and what can be done to change that.


How Social & Structural Factors Drive Cognitive Disability

Bangladeshi politicians have stalled the July charter, a key democratic reform plan. What is the July charter and why is there so much debate around it?


The July Charter Debate: Will Bangladesh's elections get delayed?

A political rift is widening in Bangladesh as tensions rise between the BNP and Jamaat over the proposed national referendum. The BNP insists that the polls and referendum be held on the same day in February 2026, intensifying the political standoff.


Bangladesh politics: Political rift deepens between BNP and Jamaat over referendum 

The race for the next Dutch Prime Minister is heating up, with Rob Jetten, leader of the centrist party D66, taking the lead in the coalition-building process. As the Netherlands navigates post-election coalition haggling, Jetten’s influence could reshape Dutch politics for years to come. Who will come out on top in this complex, multi-party negotiation process?


Centrist Rob Jetten Kicks Off Coalition Haggling 

Ireland has elected its first openly leftwing independent president in modern history, marking a seismic political shift. Catherine Connolly, a 68-year-old former barrister and Galway MP, has been declared the republic’s next president after securing a landslide 63% of first-preference votes — a stunning result that has shaken the political establishment and redefined the country’s centre of gravity.

Left-Wing Catherine Connolly Elected as President of Ireland

The health secretary compared defeat last week in the Caerphilly by-election to the one in Hartlepool which almost forced Starmer to quit


UK politics: Starmer faces heat after Caerphilly by-election defeat

Massive Protests Have Erupted In Peru’s Capital As Gen Z Leads A Wave Of Demonstrations Against Economic Hardship, Corruption, And Political Instability. The Youth Are Demanding Change, Transparency, And Accountability From The Government. What Sparked This Outrage? And Where Could It Lead? Here’s Everything You Need To Know About The Growing Unrest In Peru.

Gen Z Anger Spills on the Streets of Peru's Capital City

In a sweeping move ahead of the anticipated Cabinet reshuffle, all Ministers in the Bhupendra Patel-led Gujarat government tendered their resignations on Thursday (October 16, 2025), clearing the way for a new team to be sworn in on Friday.


India: Gujarat ministers resign ahead of cabinet reshuffle

As per the pact, the BJP and JD(U) will contest 101 seats each, while the Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) has been allocated 29. The Rashtriya Lok Morcha and Hindustani Awam Morcha will contest six seats each.


India: BJP, JD(U) to contest 101 seats each, Chirag Paswan's LJP(RV) impacts NDA's Bihar math

Tensions escalated in Georgia as anti-government protesters attempted to breach the presidential palace amid growing unrest over proposed legislation and alleged democratic backsliding. Security forces intervened, pushing back demonstrators with barriers and crowd control tactics. The protests reflect rising public anger over government policies, with opposition groups calling for early elections and constitutional reforms.

Anti-Government Protesters Try to Enter Georgia's Presidential Palace

The Green Party leader, Zack Polanski, said he wants to legalise all drugs, calling for an approach "led by public health experts, not politicians", following previous calls for legalisation by Kent Green councillor Stuart Jeffrey.


UK: Green Party leader wants to legalise all drugs

Polish president Andrez Duda claims of talking daily to the ghost of a former de-facto leader of the second Polish Republic. He claims the two have discussed a range of issues including the situation amid the Russia-Ukraine war.



Polish President Claims He Talks History, Politics With The Spirit Of Josef Pilsudski

Chad's Presidential Power: Chad’s National Assembly has taken a pivotal step in reshaping the country’s political landscape by overwhelmingly approving constitutional amendments that extend the presidential term from five to seven years. 


Chad votes to allow President to run for post unlimited times

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned violent scenes at a massive far-right rally in London led by Tommy Robinson. With over 110,000 anti-immigration protesters and multiple arrests, Starmer said Britain “will never surrender” its national flag to extremists who promote fear and division. Hope Not Hate called speeches at the rally “extremely disturbing” as police confirmed 26 officers were injured in clashes.

'UK will not surrender flag’ to far-right after violent London rally: Keir Starmer 

Bangladesh: Islamist Parties reportedly gearing up for simultaneous protests 

Turkiye’s opposition party leader has raised sharp questions over the policies of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s government. The remarks highlight growing political tensions and public dissatisfaction in the country.


Turkiye's CHP leader questions independence of judiciary

Thailand’s parliament has elected Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the conservative opposition Bhumjaithai party, as the country’s prime minister.


Thailand names Anutin Charnvirakul as new Prime Minister

Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a tough question: will Deputy PM Angela Rayner be sacked if found to have breached the ministerial code over underpaid stamp duty? Rayner referred herself to the ethics adviser after admitting a tax “mistake,” raising alarm bells about integrity and accountability. While Starmer pledges to "act" on the forthcoming report, he stops short of confirming any firing. This moment spotlights political scrutiny, legal advice around trusts, and the limits of ministerial accountability in modern Westminster.

Keir Starmer to sack his deputy Rayner? 

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