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    From 'VisionQuest' to 'The Diplomat', here are the 5 best new films and shows to stream this weekend on Netflix, Apple TV, Hulu and Disney+

    Several new films and series have been released on streaming platforms this week. The releases include a Marvel Cinematic Universe offering that completes an unlikely trilogy, a sequel to a beloved show from last year, and the story of a forgotten legendary mouintaneer who scripted history decades back. Here are the five best films and shows currently available on streaming services in the US.

    Nepal President Ramchandra Paudel seeks climate justice after deadly floods: 1,356 killed, 4,996 still missing

    Nepal's President Ramchandra Paudel urged global action for climate justice for vulnerable nations. He also called for national unity among political parties and citizens for relief efforts. Devastating flash floods struck northern and central Nepal, causing widespread destruction. Official data indicates 1,356 people died and 4,996 remain unaccounted for. Preliminary estimates place the total economic losses at around Nepali Rs 400 billion.

    Eight parties unite to form Nepal’s ‘Progressive Front’

    Eight Nepalese political parties have formed a new alliance called the Progressive Front. This new political front is based on shared political issues and common agendas. The alliance aims to create a just and inclusive society free from discrimination. It also seeks to institutionalize a federal and democratic governance system. The Progressive Front intends to ensure equal representation for all communities in parliament.

    Nepal Gen Z Protest: Down goes wily Oli... and youth power does it

    KP Sharma Oli, a seasoned political figure in Nepal, faced an unexpected downfall due to a Gen Z-led movement fueled by unmet aspirations. Despite his past successes, including navigating India's blockade and fostering ties with China, Oli's authoritarian tendencies and disconnect from the youth ultimately led to his ouster.

    Army chief hands over military equipment to Nepal counterpart

    Besides talks on bilateral issues and regional security, the visit is expected to clear the air on the Agnipath recruitment scheme. The Indian Army recruits soldiers for its Gurkha battalions from Nepal and has already sent a request for the intake process to commence under the new scheme. The Nepalese government is believed to have raised concerns about the new scheme, which is a radical change from the traditional regular intake of soldiers.

    BJP Foreign Cell chairman visits Nepal to bridge the gap between leadership

    Nepal’s foreign minister Pradeep Gawli is expected to visit Delhi in the near future to mark a high level political engagement that has been overshadowed since Kathmandu decided to change its political map to include Indian territories.

    The Economic Times
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