Photo Essays

One man’s quest to keep houseboats afloat in Kashmir’s famed Dal Lake.

Returning to Bishkek, photographer Stephen Lioy was placed in quarantine at a site he’s always wanted to explore: the old U.S. military base.

The World Heritage site in Laos is endangered by mega-projects and Mekong dams.

238 Indonesian citizens evacuated from Wuhan are free to go home after ensuring they are not infected with the coronavirus.

The Diplomat’s Catherine Putz paid a visit to the old houses of two pivotal Bukharan figures: Fayzulla and Usmon Khodjaev.

The festival of Grebeg Sudiro celebrates ethnic Chinese heritage in Indonesia, where such celebrations were banned under Suharto.

Women in the Indian state of Assam are making their voices heard.

On a cold evening, a diverse group of concerned Indian citizens took to the streets to protest the new citizenship law.

The two-week exercise included more than 250 Chinese and Indian military personnel engaged in various joint counterterrorism trainings.

How the residents of Bylakuppe Tibetan Settlement hold on to their collective memories of the homeland.

Photos of rebels and civilians in disputed Kashmir, where violence continues to climb.

Protests, internet blackouts, and curfews in India’s Northeast followed passage of the Citizenship Amendment Bill.