Nepal lifts social-media ban after deadly protests; PM Oli resigns
Nepal lifts social-media ban after deadly protests; PM K.P. Sharma Oli resigns Nepal's government reversed a ban on social-media platforms after nationwide protests in which at least 19 people were reportedly killed. The unrest — led largely by young people under the banner of "Gen Z" — was sparked by a government order requiring platforms to register locally and was fueled by anger over perceived corruption and a lack of opportunities for youth. Protesters attempted to enter the parliament building in Kathmandu and clashed with security forces; police used water cannon, batons and rubber bullets, and human-rights groups say live ammunition was also used. Hundreds were injured, and despite lifting the ban protests continued, including reports of arson at some politicians' homes and ministers being evacuated by military helicopter. Key…