As politics took centrestage, Srinagar’s Dal Lake suffered, but is this a blip or a feature of the political changes that have happened in Kashmir, asks Auqib Javeed

Women villagers have had to make drastic changes in the face of unpredictable weather patterns that have upended traditional ways of life in the mountainous region

With the government unable to meet water needs, a water tanker mafia had sprung up in Karachi, but now with its regularisation there is a legal route, and revenues, for the government, writes Zofeen T. Ebrahim

Winding through many of the areas of conflict in Myanmar’s areas dominated by ethnic minorities, the China Myanmar Economic Corridor may spark off more fighting, writes Nicholas Lo

More and more women in this climate-hit region of Maharashtra are feeding their families and making money through diversified organic agriculture

Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan hopes to prosper from the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, but heavy traffic may also affect the sensitive ecology of the region

Authorities are struggling to meet the water needs of the fast growing capital, Thimpu, especially in the winter when there is little rain or snow and pipes freeze over.

More than 100 million people live without access to safe water in Southeast Asia, Sam Geall writes about what can be done to improve that and to protect clean water sources

Supported by local and international organisations, a young girl in Pakistan is developing ways to combat climate change

Five years after its creation, the New Development Bank (BRICS bank) hasn’t lived up to its grand early promise — but things could change