Nepal's Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal lost a vote of confidence in parliament, leading to the end of his 20-month tenure, with only 63 out of 258 lawmakers supporting him. As a result, K.P. Sharma Oli is set to lead a new coalition government, marking the 14th government since the monarchy's abolition in 2008. The political instability in Nepal, influenced by China and India, has necessitated these changes, with Oli forming alliances to secure a majority. The new government's formation follows a series of coalition shifts and confidence votes, highlighting the country's ongoing political challenges and transitions.