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China’s Disappearing Wetlands

Asia, China, Environment July 2010

China has more wetlands than any country in Asia, and 10 percent of the global total. They are crucial to life and environment -- and rapidly disappearing. This project assesss the repercussions, and efforts to reverse the trend.

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Malaysia: Burmese Refugees at Risk

Karen Zusman

Project Asia, Conflict, Malaysia June 2010
Nepal: Rebels with a Reason

Anup Kaphle

Project Asia, Nepal, Poverty June 2010
India Casts a Light on Mothers Long in the Dark

Hanna Ingber Win

Project Asia, India April 2010
Kyrgyzstan: Revolution, Take Two

Philip Shishkin

Project Asia, Kyrgyzstan April 2010
South Asia: Economics of Security

Maha Atal

Project Asia, India, Pakistan November 2009
Paradise Lost: Kashmir’s Vanishing Glaciers, Waters, and Forests

Rebecca Byerly

Project Asia, India September 2009
Heat of the Moment

Daniel Grossman

Project Africa, Asia, Bangladesh, Denmark, Europe, France, India, Mozambique, South Africa September 2009
East Timor: Fragile States - Halting the Slide Toward Failure

Jason Maloney

Project Asia, East Timor August 2009
Afghanistan: The Limits of Counterinsurgency

Matthias Bruggman

Project Afghanistan, Asia August 2009
Thailand: Sex Tourism, Exploited Women

Deena Guzder

Project Asia, Poverty, Thailand August 2009
Bangladesh: The (Un)Power of Women

Stine Eckert Student Fellow

Project Asia, Bangladesh July 2009
Education in Afghanistan: Opportunity in Peril

Shaun McCanna

Project Afghanistan, Asia June 2009
Iran on the Edge

Iason Athanasiadis

Project Asia, Iran June 2009

Bangladesh: Best Place to Study Climate Change is on the Front Lines

Glenn Baker

Untold Stories July 29, 2010
The Chinese Alligator, A Species On The Brink - II

Sean Gallagher

Untold Stories July 27, 2010
The Chinese Alligator, A Species On The Brink - I

Sean Gallagher

Untold Stories July 22, 2010
China: The Showcase Wetlands

Sean Gallagher

Untold Stories July 21, 2010
Correspondent's Diary: The Slog Gets Harder

Jason Motlagh

The Economist July 21, 2010
In Kandahar, Afghans Start Taking Charge of Security

Jason Motlagh

Time July 21, 2010
Boat Clinics on the Brahmaputra

Hanna Ingber Win

Outer Voices, Pulitzer Center July 20, 2010
Maternal Mortality in Assam's Tea Gardens

Hanna Ingber Win

Outer Voices, Pulitzer Center July 20, 2010
Can the Allies Trust Afghan Soldiers to Watch Their Backs?

Jason Motlagh

Time July 15, 2010
The Badlands of Kandahar: Counterinsurgency's Testing Ground

Jason Motlagh

Time July 13, 2010
China: Threatened Waters

Sean Gallagher

Untold Stories July 12, 2010
Sean Gallagher interviewed by Circle of Blue

Nathalie Applewhite

Project news July 12, 2010
Kicking it in Kashmir

Rebecca Byerly

National Geographic July 9, 2010
In Nepal, impasse leaves Maoists in limbo

Anup Kaphle

The Washington Post July 7, 2010
Long Stalemate After Maoist Victory Disrupts Life in Nepal

Anup Kaphle

The Washington Post July 7, 2010
Mao in the Mountains

Anup Kaphle

The Washington Post July 7, 2010
Will Petraeus Change the Rules for Shooting Back?

Jason Motlagh

Time July 7, 2010
Kandahar Air Base: Part Afghanistan, Part Jersey Shore

Jason Motlagh

Time July 5, 2010
The Taliban's Changing, and Deadly, Tactics

Jason Motlagh

Time July 1, 2010
Inside and Behind Assam's Tea Gardens in Northeastern India

Hanna Ingber Win

Untold Stories June 29, 2010

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