With the US halving its contribution to the Global Environment Facility, the oldest green fund sees first budget cut in 27 years, hurting the Least Developed Countries the most

Activists and former bureaucrats argue that by claiming dire shortages the government aims to forestall criticism on water management ahead of the election

Popular Hindi movies have made the remote Pangong Lake in Ladakh a tourist attraction, and with tourists has come mountains of trash, bleeding into the Indus

New diseases and erratic weather have led to a dramatic drop in orange production, a major crop for farmers in northeast India

Beijing’s new international development agency can help it deliver on climate assistance

The future of Chinese backed hydropower and the trans-Himalayan railway are at stake as Nepal’s prime minister makes his first visit to Beijing

As floods ravage Assam and other north-eastern states in India, failed promises by politicians to deal with floods come under close scrutiny

As the monsoon approaches Dhaka, the most densely populated city on earth, prepares to battle with the polythene bags blocking its sewage systems

Tashi Ghale talks about the adventure, the challenges, and the problems of catching on film one of the most elusive predators on the planet

As the Kishanganga hydropower project is inaugurated in the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir, it brings the disputes over the Indus Waters Treaty into sharp focus