Nepal could face a reconstruction bill of up to $5 billion after this week’s floods killed more than 600 people and left more than 2,000 unaccounted for across Nepal and Tibet. The disaster swept away bridges and roads, damaged...

China has said a high-altitude glacier collapse in Nepal triggered the flash floods that swept through the Tibet-Nepal border region, as the disaster’s death toll crossed 547. Scientists are examining whether an ice-and-rock avalanche temporarily blocked the Lhende River...

The International Campaign for Tibet says Chinese authorities are restricting information from flood-hit Kyirong County, raising concerns over casualties, relief efforts and the safety of local residents.

Nepal and China have warned of fresh flooding as debris-blocked lakes on both sides of their border risk bursting, days after floods killed at least 362 people and left nearly 1,000 missing.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani expressed solidarity with flood victims in India, Nepal, and Tibet. Flooding near the Nepal-China border caused hundreds of deaths and displacement.

Nepal reported 389 deaths with another three fatalities in Tibet. Authorities said 910 people remain missing in Nepal, while Chinese officials put the number missing in Tibet at 558, taking the total reported missing on both sides of the...

Search and rescue operations are still underway in the debris-strewn valleys and hillsides, with nearly 1000 people still missing after Wednesday's flood struck the border regions of Nepal and China's Tibet, killing at least 362 people.

Massive floods have devastated communities along the Nepal-China border, sweeping away roads, bridges and buildings. Follow for the latest on rescue efforts, casualties and alerts in India.

Nepal Flood Live Updates: Flash floods in Rasuwa have killed several people and left hundreds missing, including Indian nationals and tourists. Track the latest updates on rescue operations, India’s response, relief efforts and the situation along the Nepal-Tibet border.

The death of longtime activist Lobsang Rangzen has shaken Tibetans in exile, turning a pavement outside the United Nations into a site of mourning and renewed resistance.