Born in the cult manga series "One Piece", the cartoon skull and crossbones has in recent weeks become the flag of anti-establishment demonstrations worldwide.
Within the past month, the protests have toppled one country’s government and contributed to the dissolution of another.
A sweeping social media ban helped topple Nepal’s government. The harder task now is delivering reforms and elections that restore democratic trust.
From Nepal to Morocco to Peru, very online 20-somethings are rising up against their governments. Can it happen here?
Social media is giving Gen Z unprecedented avenues of organization and strategic communication in developing countries.
The new government has the singular mandate of holding nationwide elections on March 5, 2026. Ensuring the participation of a broad range of political actors in the elections would be the biggest ...
In just the last month, Nepal, Indonesia, the Philippines and Madagascar have all seen large protests led by young people outraged over government corruption and inequality. Flying above each of the ...
There have been a wave of uprisings around the world in the past year, spearheaded by young, politically engaged citizens. The post What the Gen Z Protests Are Really About appeared first on World ...
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Flags Regional Instability As Key Threat To India’s Maritime Security
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday (29 September) underlined that instability in neighbouring countries directly affects India’s maritime security, reported The New Indian Express. He cautioned ...
Rallying behind a pirate flag from the Japanese anime "One Piece", youth-led demonstrators in Madagascar say they are inspired by Nepal's "wind of change" and demand their country's "system must fall" ...
The Gurung people of Nepal’s Himalayas manage fragile alpine pastures through the ‘thiti’ system, which sets annual guidelines for rotational grazing, forest use and herb collection. Livestock owners ...
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