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Director at The Hindu Group. Author, India’s China Challenge. Connect with me on Substack, where I write The India China Newsletter.
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Chinese researchers see climate change link to glacial collapse, warn of rising disaster risks

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By Ananth Krishnan Verified
| The Hindu Verified
Chinese experts have pointed to a clear link between rising temperatures, which have led to significant glacial retreat on the Tibetan Plateau, and the deadly August 26 glacial collapse on the Nepal-China border, warning of growing risks from more glacial flood outbursts, with more than 14,000 glacial lakes mapped on the plateau.
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China to proceed with Brahmaputra mega dam despite new concerns

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By Ananth Krishnan Verified
| The Hindu Verified
Fresh concerns triggered by the devastating glacial collapse along the Nepal-China border are unlikely to sway Beijing's plans to go ahead with the construction of a mega dam on the lower reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo, or the Brahmaputra River, in a seismically active region in Tibet near the border with India.
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Climate Action Can Drive the Future of BRICS

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By Ananth Krishnan Verified
| China-US Focus Verified
Climate action could provide common ground for BRICS as the grouping struggles to bridge geopolitical differences among its increasingly diverse membership. Greater cooperation through climate financing, technology-sharing, resilient supply chains, and disaster preparedness could turn sustainability into a substantive pillar of future BRICS cooperation. A man walks past a board featuring Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sept. 3, 2026, ahead of the upcoming BRICS Summit in New Delhi.
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