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Can Central Asia Engage With the Taliban Over Access To Water?
Via Real Clear World, commentary on whether Central Asia can engage with the Taliban over water: Recently, Radio Free Europe/Radio [...]
Drought Puts Morocco’s Water Infrastructure Projects Into Overdrive
Via Al Monitor, a report on Morocco’s rising budget for water infrastructure as desalination and dam projects advance amid droughts [...]
Water Scarcity Is No Longer Just a Crisis; It’s a Permanent Critical Condition
Via The National Digest, a discussion on water scarcity: One of the most significant impacts of global warming is the [...]
Navigating Water Conflict in Central Asia: The Amu Darya River and the Qosha Tepa Canal Project
Via Modern Diplomacy, an article on growing water tensions in Central Asia: In the post-Soviet era, Central Asia experienced a [...]
Extreme Drought is Forcing Farmers to Reconsider Irrigation—at a Steep Cost
Via Fast Company, an article on how – until now – many farmers have been able to avoid expensive irrigation [...]
Iran Admits Afghanistan’s Acute Drought
Via MENA FM, a report on Iran’s acknowledgement of Afghanistan’s acute water stress: Iran’s energy minister said that after inspecting [...]

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