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Can African Union Revive Nile Dam Talks?
Via Al Monitor, a look at whether the African Union can revive Nile dam talks: The Democratic Republic of the Congo, [...]
Iran’s Water Crisis Spurs Protests
Via Reuters, a report on protests in Iran over water shortages: Street protests broke out overnight over severe water shortages [...]
Ethiopia Says UN Role in Nile Dam Row ‘Unhelpful’
Via Terra Daily, an article on Ethiopia’s frustration with the UN’s involvement in the GERD negotiations: Ethiopia on Tuesday blasted [...]
The Renaissance Dam, after the Security Council
Via Cairo Review, an article on Egypt and Sudan continued insistence on a tripartite agreement to manage Ethiopia’s contentious plan to [...]
The US Drought and Its Connection To National Security
Via Cipher Brief, commentary on the US drought’s impact on national security: Each new report about this year’s western drought [...]
Kazakhstan’s Lake Balkhash Is Disappearing
Via Circle of Blue, an article on Kazakhstan’s shrinking Lake Balkhash: Viewed from space, the Balkhash drainage basin resembles a shape [...]

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