New satellite data since 2010 has allowed scientists to more reliably predict how climate change will affect the Himalayas

Scientists hope recent border clashes and the pandemic will not derail the limited progress made on research cooperation over the past decade

The coronavirus pandemic threatens destitution for mountain communities, where food insecurity was already a concern. But the crisis also presents opportunities, say researchers at ICIMOD

Countries along the Bay of Bengal have finalised their EEZs, but in the absence of active cooperation, fishers continue to be jailed in other countries while overfishing continues

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

As a series of conflicts in the Hindu Kush Himalayan region come into sharp focus, sidelining local populations, the long-term environmental costs may leave the region degraded, poor and desperate

Women continue to be excluded from decisions around climate change in the region even though they are disproportionately affected, argues ICIMOD gender expert Chanda Gurung Goodrich

What a collection of ethnographic studies about “neighbouring China” can tell us about the Belt and Road

Fleeing brutality, the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh have been settled along elephant corridors, sparking conflict with the gentle giants of the forests, who have been – in turn – displaced

Photographers Gareth Bright and Luke Forsyth travelled from the sea to the source of the Mekong and found people struggling to adapt to rapid changes