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As Army Takes Over the Spigots, Thirsty Venezuelans Forced To Pay
Via Bloomberg, a report on Venezuela where – as the system falls apart – water has become a luxury item: [...]
Water: A Source Of Prosperity For Central Asia?
Via the Times of Central Asia, an article on the potential for water to help Central Asia develop: As Tajikistan’s [...]
Laos Stirs Controversy With Plan For Fourth Mekong Dam
Via The Asia Times, a report that Vientiane has submitted notice about a hydropower project at Pak Lay in western [...]
Importance Of Water In Central Asia’s Development
Via The Times of Central Asia, a report on the importance of water for development in Central Asia: Mitigating the [...]
Peer To Peer Water Diplomacy: A Solution to the Iranian Water Crisis?
Via Future Directions International, some commentary on an interesting – yet potentially controversial – effort by Israel to help Iran [...]
Thirsty Days Ahead: Pakistan’s Looming Water Crisis
Via The Diplomat, a report on Pakistan’s water crisis: Pakistan is currently facing an acute water shortage that is likely [...]

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