A small Himalayan nation that contributes almost nothing to global emissions has lost more than a thousand of its people to floods born of melting glaciers, and its Prime Minister has chosen this moment of grief to reframe the relationship between the vulnerable and the powerful. Nepal is no longer asking for charity; it is asserting a legal and moral claim against the world's largest polluters — China, the United States, and India — whose cumulative emissions have destabilized the mountains that sustain two billion lives across South Asia. In the long arc of climate history, this may be remem
Nepal PM thanks India, China while demanding climate compensation for floods
Over 1,000 people confirmed dead in flash floods with many more missing across Nepal.