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India’s Flood Problem Runs the Risk of Pouring Over

India’s Flood Problem Runs the Risk of Pouring Over

By Sudha Ramachandran
Poor and haphazard urban planning is compounding problems from excessive rain across the country. Hyderabad’s recent floods are but one example.
Incomplete Kaladan Project May Delay India-Myanmar Connectivity Plans

Incomplete Kaladan Project May Delay India-Myanmar Connectivity Plans

By StoriesAsia
The COVID-19 pandemic has added to existing challenges when it comes to timely completion of a key Indian connectivity initiative.

Kathmandu Celebrates Dashain Uneasily Amid COVID-19

Kathmandu Celebrates Dashain Uneasily Amid COVID-19

By Peter Gill
From finances to family gatherings, the pandemic reshaped all aspects of one of Nepal’s most prominent holidays.

How a Nepalese Immigrant in Chicago Became a Voice for the Bullied

How a Nepalese Immigrant in Chicago Became a Voice for the Bullied

By StoriesAsia
Nikesh Thapaliya transformed his painful experiences with bullying into a voice to support Americans who have similar experiences

Why Is India Silent on China’s Human Rights Record at the UN?

Why Is India Silent on China’s Human Rights Record at the UN?

By Arkoprabho Hazra
New Delhi’s domestic compulsions shouldn’t prevent it from taking a harsher line on China’s human rights abuses.
India Transfers Myanmar’s First Submarine Amid Tensions with China

India Transfers Myanmar’s First Submarine Amid Tensions with China

By Blake Herzinger
The submarine acquisition fulfills a long-held ambition of the Myanmar Navy, but could prove costly in the long run.

Toothless and Terrified: The State of Pakistan’s Media

Toothless and Terrified: The State of Pakistan’s Media

By Niha Dagia and Niha Dagia
Journalism in Pakistan has never been easy, but the current environment is particularly dangerous.
Sri Lanka Will Soon Have to Pick a Side in the China-US Rivalry

Sri Lanka Will Soon Have to Pick a Side in the China-US Rivalry

By Rathindra Kuruwita
Colombo has been trying its utmost to balance the great powers, but that may no longer be feasible.

India’s Junk Artists (and Where to Find Them on the Web)

India’s Junk Artists (and Where to Find Them on the Web)

By Krzysztof Iwanek
Junk art is a sphere in which India’s garbage challenge and its tradition of jugaad (improvisation) merge, with sometimes jaw-dropping results.

Sri Lanka’s Changing Relationship to Chinese Loans

Sri Lanka’s Changing Relationship to Chinese Loans

By Umesh Moramudali
Both the share and the type of loans from China are changing as Sri Lanka wrestles with persistent balance of payment issues.

Fighting Deforestation in Sri Lanka

Fighting Deforestation in Sri Lanka

By Savithri Sellapperumage
Can Sri Lanka live up to President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's environmental commitments?
An Update on India’s Aircraft Carrier Aspirations

An Update on India’s Aircraft Carrier Aspirations

By Robert Farley
It is tempting but dangerous to compare India’s carrier progress with that of China. Still, there are some points of warranted comparison. 

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