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Ethiopia – Egypt: Water Diplomacy Or Water War?
Via Nazret, an interesting report on the politics of the Nile: The politics of the Nile is full of tension, [...]
Ethiopia: Dispelling The Curse Of The Nile
Via Nazret.com, an Ethiopian’s view on the recent Nile river tensions: Since Ethiopia started building a large dam on the [...]
Ethiopia Diverts Water From the Nile River
Via STRATFOR (subscription required), a report on Ethiopia’s decision to begin diverting water from the Blue Nile River so that [...]
Global Majority Faces Water Shortages ‘Within Two Generations’
Courtesy of The Guardian, an article on a recent experts’ call on governments to start conserving water in face of [...]
Triumverate Behind Bhutan’s Hydropower
Via The Financial Express, a report on a plan for 3 nations jointly move to build hydropower plants in Bhutan: [...]
Bosnia Herzegovina: A Land Of Blue Gold That Europe Is Eyeing
Via Green Go Post, a report on Bosnia’s water resources and challenges ahead:  Bosnia Herzegovina is one of the European [...]

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