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Egypt Pushes To Revive Stalled Negotiations Over Nile Dam
Via Al Monitor, an article on how Egypt is calling for the swift resumption of negotiations over the controversial Ethiopian [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Is Running Out of Water and That’s Scary for Asia
Via Bloomberg, an opinion piece looking at how – of all Bejing’s problems (demographic decline, a stifling political climate, the stalling or reversal [...]
The Parched Tiger: Inequality At The Heart of India’s Water Crisis
Via The Third Pole, an article on India’s water crisis: Watershed: How We Destroyed India’s Water and How We Can [...]
Critical Water Shortage in Crimea May Prompt New Russian Move Against Ukraine
Via Jamestown Monitor, a slightly dated but currently relevant, look at how a critical water shortage in Crimea may partially [...]
Iran, Iraq Exchange Charges Over Water Flow
Via Al Monitor, a report that Iraq is planning to complain to the International Court of Justice about the drop in [...]
First Nations Want A Say In How Dwindling Colorado River Is Used
Via Circle of Blue, a look at the role the First Nations are seeking in discussions related to the Colorado [...]

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