China is building the world's largest hydroelectric dam in the lower parts of the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, about 50 kilometres from the border with India.

Chinese geologists warn the Yarlung Tsangpo mega dam sits on an active fault line, risking landslides and instability.

China's semi-submersible crane vessel, the Sihang Yongsheng, which has the country's largest lifting capacity, was delivered in Jiangmen, South China's Guangdong Province, on Wednesday, China Media ...

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The findings have renewed concerns over the safety of the project and its downstream impact on India, where the river becomes the Brahmaputra, supporting millions of people before flowing into Banglad ...

In a startling revelation, geologists from China have identified an active fault line beneath the Brahmaputra hydropower ...

New research suggests that the two large structures near the Red Pyramid site at Dahshur, Egypt, are parts of an ancient dam, ...