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The Relentless March of Drought – ‘Horseman of the Apocalypse’?
Via Inter Press Service, a sobering article on water scarcity and drought: By 2025 –that’s in less than 8 years [...]
UN: Water A ‘Catalyst’ For Cooperation, Not Conflict
Via UN News Center, a report on UN calls for water to be a catalyst for cooperation vs. conflict: Stressing the [...]
Uzbekistan: Change Of Tune Coming On Roghun Dam?
Via The Times of Central Asia, an article updating the longstanding dispute between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan over the construction of the Tajik [...]
How India And Pakistan Are Competing Over The Indus River
Via The Conversation, a look at the battle for the Indus: The Indus is one of Asia’s mightiest rivers. From [...]
Iran’s Water Challenge
Via the Washington Post, commentary on Iran’s water challenges: On May 19, Iran goes to the polls to select a [...]
How an Iranian Water Crisis Could Intensify Regional Geopolitics, the Country’s Brain Drain and the Deep State
Via Future Directions International, commentary on how an Iranian water crisis could intensify regional geopolitics, the country’s brain drain and the [...]

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