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Iran: Dried Out
Courtesy of the Financial Times, a report on Iran, where poor planning, populist policies and drought have contributed to a [...]
In Middle East, It Could Soon Be A Battle For Water
Via Down To Earth, an interesting article on how, along with scarcity induced by population pressure, use of water as [...]
Water, Power, And Competition In Asia
In Asian Survey’s Vol. 54, No. 4 (July/August 2014), a new article by Brahma Chellaney examining how Asia is at [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Avoiding Hydro Wars
Courtesy of China Water Risk, a look at concerns building over China’s transboundary hydropower expansion:   Highlights -China’s hydro can [...]
Islamic State Militants Threaten Turkey If Euphrates Water Supply Not Restored
Via RT, a report on the Islamist militant group ISIS’ threats to Turkey over water supplies: The Haditha Dam Islamic [...]
Three International Water Conflicts To Watch
Via Geopolitical Monitor, a look at three regions where water conflicts have the potential for boiling over: China-India: The Brahmaputra [...]

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