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

In both cases, the poor people, ecosystems, and regional cooperation are the victims

Officials worry rules to protect farmers could encourage the killing of more wild animals and even endangered leopards

Giving contracts for fishing and riverbed mining generates revenue for municipalities, but it is depriving locals of livelihoods, and putting municipalities at loggerheads with each other over revenue sharing

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

Thousands to be displaced displaced, ecology ruined in a plan is to extend the line to Myanmar

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

A new global study on the effects of hydropower dams on conflict, poverty, economic growth, debt and environmental effects finds that beneficiaries are far away, while those who lived near the projects suffer the most

Displaced fisherfolk on Bhola Island are locked in a long fight to gain national identity cards to access basic services – as sea level rise and river erosion makes life ever more precarious

A new paper by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute highlights the ways that climate change may impact conflicts in the regions of South and Southeast Asia