Dhaka, June 13 -- Britain's Royal Institute of International Affairs, also known as Chatham House, says the governments emerging from youth-led protest movements in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka continue to enjoy public mandates but are increasingly facing governance, economic, and geopolitical pressures.

In an analysis, the London-based policy institute said the three South Asian countries are at a turning point as post-revolution optimism gives way to the practical challenges of governing amid economic strain, regional tensions and unmet reform expectations.

The report traces recent political upheavals in the region.

Sri Lanka's 2022 Aragalaya (Struggle) movement led to the overthrow of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Bangladesh's 2...