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

China has suspended dams upstream of the Salween but the Myanmar government is pushing ahead with Chinese backed dams downstream, despite environmental costs and cheaper alternatives

For the first time, civil society in Kashmir is trying to ensure that no one uses the ongoing turmoil to encroach upon ecologically sensitive areas

China can help reduce conflict driven by mining of lapis lazuli in northern Afghanistan, writes Stephen Carter

Take a journey through the environmental and political challenges that could derail the project

The rush to collect rare caterpillar fungus – or “Himalayan Viagra” – has led to violent clashes and deaths since the government legalised the lucrative trade

Scientists discover new sources of freshwater under the sea that could last thirsty megacities like Shanghai for thousands of years

Cambodia is a microcosm of a violent struggle playing out across the globe for control of a shrinking – and therefore increasingly valuable – pool of natural resources. Corinne Purtill reports.