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Water And The Geopolitics Of The Nile Valley: Egypt Confronts Ethiopia
Via Global Research, a detailed look at the geopolitics of the Nile river: Several African states have rejected statements made [...]
Egypt’s Nile Threats Weaken Case To Secure Water
Via Bloomberg, some commentary on the recent Egypt-Ethiopia feud over the Nile: Egypt must drop its objection to an Ethiopian [...]
Water Wars: “Could Be Everywhere In Africa”
Via Times of Oman, some commentary on potential for water conflict in Africa: Anwar Sadat was precise in predicting what [...]
Why A ‘Water War’ Over The Nile River Won’t Happen
Via Al Jazeera, commentary on the recent Ethiopia/Egypt tension over the Nile: Is northeastern Africa heading for a bloody “water [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Efforts To Overcome Its Water Shortages
Courtesy of STRATFOR (subscription required), a report on China’s efforts to tackle its water crisis: On June 10, the easternmost leg [...]
From Water Wars to Water Scarcity: Bolivia’s Cautionary Tale
Via the North American Congress on Latin America, an interesting report on Bolivia’s water stress: When Bolivian President Evo Morales [...]

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