China has apparently threatened to curtail the flow of Brahmaputra water to India. This is in retaliation to New Delhi ...

The life-sustaining Brahmaputra runs from China's Tibet as the Yarlung Tsangpo. Can China block or divert the flow of Tsangpo ...

China’s Medog Hydropower Station on the Brahmaputra, a new turning point in a highly-charged South Asian geopolitics ...

Pakistan, facing the Indus Waters blockage, has hinted that China might retaliate on their behalf using the waters of the ...

Asia is warming at twice the global average, impacting economies and ecosystems, according to the WMO. The year 2024 saw a ...

India is also building a 11,000 MW hydropower project on the Siang River, as an answer to China’s proposed 60,000 MW dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet — the upstream of the Brahmaputra ...

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma hit back at Pakistan’s latest water-related scare narrative, calling it a “baseless attempt” to incite fear over a hypothetical situation involving the ...

China’s frenzied development drive across Tibet — marked by dam construction, mining, and road building — is pushing one of Earth’s most fragile ecosystems to the brink.

Islamabad’s fearmongering is the desperate gamble of a state that has run out of options. But it does serve as a useful reminder that India must prepare for worst-case scenarios.

Asia is currently warming nearly twice as fast as the global average with the 1991–2024 trend almost double that of 1961–1990, fuelling more extreme weather and wreaking a heavy toll on the region’s ...

Water conflicts are ultimately solvable with political wisdom, diplomacy and a clear understanding of the grave consequences ...

The Brahmaputra originates near the Chemayungdung Glacier in Tibet (river known as Yarlung Tsangpo), enters Arunachal Pradesh and flows through Assam before continuing through Bangladesh as the ...