While Nepal assesses the situation, authorities are finding out if another glacial lake outburst flood, or GLOF, from the Tibetan side could be behind the disaster.

According to the regional climate monitor, the flash flood in northern Nepal was triggered by the draining of a supraglacial lake in Tibet.

NEPAL FLASH FLOOD FURYNepal is battling the aftermath of a powerful flash flood, with devastating scenes emerging from the Rasuwa region near the Tibet border.Villages and homes have been swept away, while roads and bridges have suffered major damage,...

Nepal has cancelled the 17th International Tibetan Seminar in Kathmandu, reportedly following pressure from Chinese diplomatic channels, raising fresh questions about Beijing's influence over Nepal's political and diplomatic decisions.The seminar was expected to provide a platform for discussions involving...

China is pursuing a two-pronged strategy in Tibet—systematically erasing the region’s Tibetan Buddhist identity while simultaneously building dual-use infrastructure that could strengthen the People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) operational capabilities along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), top Indian intelligence...

Indian intelligence says Beijing is erasing Tibet's Buddhist identity while building dual-use infrastructure to strengthen the PLA's position along the LAC

The study says the project is located on the Paizhen Fault, an active tectonic fault zone near the Great Bend of the Yarlung Tsangpo River in southeastern Tibet

US said it supports the rights of Tibetans to preserve their culture, language and religion, and will continue to encourage talks between Beijing and Tibetan representatives.

A Tibetan activist died after a self-immolation protest outside the United Nations headquarters in New York, drawing international attention to China's newly implemented Ethnic Unity Law. Activists say the protest was aimed at highlighting Beijing's policies in Tibet and...

Critics say the law provides a direct mechanism for China to monitor, intimidate, and target the Tibetan diaspora and human rights advocates worldwide