The August 26 catastrophe, a tsunami-like flood that began on the China-Nepal border, killed more than 1,400 people and left some 5,600 missing

Rescuers search hydropower tunnels where hundreds remain unaccounted for

A person was just safely rescued from the tunnel of Trishuli 3A, followed by a second shortly after

Following the devastating flood in Nepal caused by part of a glacier collapsing, the country is seeking climate compensation from China, India, and the United States, arguing that major emitters should bear responsibility for climate-related harm suffered by countries that have contributed little to global warming.

Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal says the world’s major emitters have a historical responsibility toward vulnerable countries

Nepal is a natural disaster hotspot, but over the past several years, the scale of damage caused by disasters have grown severe.

Nepal's rapper-turned-prime minister swept to power six months ago promising reform, but his young government now faces its gravest test after a glacial collapse unleashed catastrophe

Daniel Parsons says the Nepal-China flood shows how altered slopes, rivers and sediment can reshape the risks of future disasters

Behind the rising toll are children found alone, families searching for the missing and survivors returning to homes that no longer exist

Wednesday's catastrophic flood caused by a glacier collapse killed 489 people in Nepal and five in China's Tibet

Nepal’s floods expose how fragile transboundary water management remains when early warnings, data sharing and river cooperation depend on diplomacy.

Rescue teams waded through mud yesterday searching for more than 1,400 people missing after flash floods and landslides struck the Nepal-Tibet border, as the death toll rose sharply to at least 392, with entire villages swept away.

South Asian nations must build a common system of glacial monitoring, early warning.

Prime Minister Balendra Shah visited some of the hardest-hit areas today

Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman spoke to Nepalese counterpart, conveys PM's condolences to Nepalese PM

Apu Biswas has been stranded in Nepal amid devastating floods and landslides that have claimed at least 162 lives. The actor, who has been in the country for the shooting of her upcoming film "Shikar", said she is currently safe in Pokhara and is making arrangements to return to Dhaka.