Compare and contrast: Climate stress means South Asia needs new formulas to share water

Nikkei Asia

Amid scorching heatwaves and intensifying drought across South and Southeast Asia, water availability is reaching critical levels in many places. April temperatures shattered records globally. This added to the pressure of below-normal rainfall last year in many parts of Afghanistan and Pakistan, and along the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers in India and Bangladesh. Click here to continue reading