The location in the remote and sparsely populated Tibetan borderlands has the potential to cause environmental and political ructions China has officially broken ground on what is set to become the ...

China has broken ground on what it says will be the world’s largest hydropower project, a $170bn feat capable of generating ...

Once constructed, it will be the world's largest hydropower dam. Its size and scale could also enable Beijing to release large amounts of water that could flood border areas on the Indian side.

Using the dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo to share electricity could carry ‘significant strategic value’ for Beijing, analysts say ...

Bangladesh has expressed confidence in China’s explanation of its new hydropower project upstream on the Brahmaputra River, ...

A campaign framing the Brahmaputra as a shared heritage could pressure China. India should invest in modernising irrigation, ...

In a significant development bolstering India's defence across the Line of actual control (LAC), India is close to completing the high-altitude Mudh–Nyoma airfield in eastern ...

India resumes tourist visas for Chinese nationals after five years, aiming to normalize relations post-military standoff and enhance bilateral exchanges.

This is no ordinary project. First proposed in the 1990s and later elevated to national priority in China’s 14th Five-Year Plan, the Yarlung Tsangpo hydropower station is widely seen as the country’s ...

The dam will be built on Tibet’s longest river and despite concerns from India, Bangladesh and Tibetan rights groups, it has ...

The $167 billion initiative has raised significant environmental and geopolitical concerns, especially in neighbouring India ...

The Yarlung Tsangpo hydropower project in Tibet, envisioned to be bigger than the Three Gorges Dam, threatens a uniquely ...