Nepal: Gen Z buoys ex‑rapper's party to landslide victory
Balendra Shah appears set to become Nepal's next prime minister, with his party amassing a huge and rare parliamentary majority.
Nepal: Gen Z buoys ex‑rapper's party to landslide victory
Balendra Shah appears set to become Nepal's next prime minister, with his party amassing a huge and rare parliamentary majority.
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