Why the location of China’s magnitude 7.1 quake matters
Earthquake in Tibetan China and Nepal, with 95 dead, 130 injured, and significant spiritual and environmental implications.
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Why China wants control over a vital Indian resource
China’s dam-building efforts threaten to escalate tensions in an already fragile region. Beyond jeopardizing India’s water security, these projects could harm the region’s ecology and raise the ...
China’s Medog Dam: A double-edged sword for South Asia
The mega project that will grant Beijing control over over the Brahmaputra must catalyse cooperation among downstream ...
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Setback in Sino-Indian relations due to fresh territorial and water disputes
Last year, regional rivals India and China reached an agreement on border patrolling, reducing tension in the Eastern Ladakh ...
China justifies move to build world’s biggest dam over Brahmaputra, says it won't affect water flow to India
World: Brahmaputra dam project, estimated to cost around USD 137 billion, is located in the ecologically fragile Himalayan ...
Opinion - China’s new super-dam carries both geopolitical and environmental risks
China is now the world’s most dammed country, with more large dams in operation than the rest of the world combined.
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China green-lights world’s biggest dam in Tibet
China gave the go-ahead to build what would be the world’s biggest hydropower dam in Tibet on 25 December, sparking concerns ...
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Chinese Dam on Transboundary River Raises Concern in Delhi
Beijing announced construction of a dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo/Brahmaputra weeks after a reported thaw in frosty China-India ...
The implications of China’s mega-dam project | Explained
China's ambitious plan to build a mega-hydropower dam on the Brahmaputra river poses serious downstream implications for ...