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Nepal’s March 5, 2026 elections are taking shape after broad candidate filings reduced uncertainty over major-party participation following the Gen Z-led uprising that toppled the Oli government. The contest is increasingly framed as a generational realignment, but the mixed electoral system points to coalition bargaining and potential post-election instability.
According to the source, a Nepalese official said China plans to step up investment in Nepal’s hydropower sector to tap the country’s large untapped resources. The document suggests export potential to India is a key factor shaping investor interest and the broader regional energy-trade rationale.
Nepal’s March 5, 2026 elections are taking shape after broad candidate filings reduced uncertainty over major-party participation following the Gen Z-led uprising that toppled the Oli government. The contest is increasingly framed as a generational realignment, but the mixed electoral system points to coalition bargaining and potential post-election instability.
According to the source, a Nepalese official said China plans to step up investment in Nepal’s hydropower sector to tap the country’s large untapped resources. The document suggests export potential to India is a key factor shaping investor interest and the broader regional energy-trade rationale.
| ID | Title | Category | Date | Views | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RPT-183 | Nepal’s March 2026 Vote: Gen Z Uprising Reshapes a High-Stakes Return to Constitutional Politics | Nepal | 2026-01-25 | 1 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-437 | China Signals Expanded Hydropower Investment Push in Nepal, Eyeing Regional Power Trade | China-Nepal | 2024-08-22 | 0 | ACCESS » |