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It's Wednesday, the 10th of September.

Welcome to the PDB afternoon bulletin. I'm Mike Baker. Your

eyes and ears on the world stage. All right, let's get briefed. First up, as we struggle with the issue of

internet censorship here in the West, a country in Asia, Nepal, is offering us a glimpse into

where that road can lead, and that would be straight into violence

and political revolt. I'll have those details. Later in the show, Ukraine uncovers over 30

foreign-made parts inside a Russian missile, what that discovery tells us about the gaps and loopholes

in sanctions. But first, today's afternoon spotlight. We're going to start today in a place

that we rarely talk about here on the PDB, and that's Nepal. And of course, Nepal is the small

mountainous country nestled between India and Chinese Tibet. Normally, Nepal doesn't really make

headlines much outside of its own borders, But this week, the country is in absolute

chaos, racked by a Gen Z-led revolt that's producing some of the most disturbing scenes of violence

that we've seen in a long while. First, a little background on what's happening there. The spark

came, well, just days ago, when Nepal's government abruptly banned 26 major social media platforms, everything from

Facebook and Instagram to WhatsApp, YouTube, and X. Officials claimed the ban was about

fighting fake accounts, misinformation, and hate speech. But for Nepal's young people, especially

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