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Potential For A Pakistan-Afghanistan Water Treaty

Via Future Directions International, a report on the potential for a Pakistan-Afghanistan water treaty: Pakistan and Afghanistan share seven trans-boundary rivers, with the majority commencing in Afghanistan. The Kabul River – one of the most developed rivers and a major potential source of hydropower – has been the main source of water conflict between Pakistan […]

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Pakistan Aims To Sign Water Treaty With Afghanistan

Via Ariana News, a report on Pakistan’s intention to sign a water treat with Afghanistan: Pakistan Government aimed to sign an treaty over share water with Afghan Government, amid officials in Ministry of Energy and Water insisted on implementation of International law and regulations over distribution and sharing of water with neighboring countries. According to […]

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Afghan Authorities Accuse Iran of Using Taliban to Undercut Water Projects

Via VoA, a report on recent water-related tensions between Afghanistan and Iran: Afghan governors in southern and western provinces charged on Monday that Iran is using an increasingly close relationship with the Afghan Taliban to target power and water projects on Tehran’s behalf. Hayatullah Hayat, the governor of southern Helmand province, told VOA’s Afghan service […]

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The Politics of Afghan Refugees: Future Food and Water Crisis in Afghanistan

Via Future Directions International, a report on how Afghanistan’s migration crisis will likely contribute to a humanitarian food and water crisis in the foreseeable future: Background In this past year, more than 600,000 refugees have returned to Afghanistan from Pakistan and Iran, with thousands more anticipated to return from Europe in the near future. Afghanistan’s migration crisis is projected to […]

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Water Conflicts Looming Between South Asian Nuclear Powers Pose Global Threat

Via the United Nations University’s Institute for Water, Environment, and Health, a review of a new book looking at the looming impact of water conflict in South Asia and the potential for Indus Basin development if India, Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan work together: The current political rhetoric between India and Pakistan underlines the risk of […]

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Will Central Asia Fight Over Water?

Via the BBC, a look at Central Asia where a crisis is brewing over water and electricity: In Central Asia, a crisis is brewing over water and electricity. The Soviet-era system in which the five countries of the region shared their resources has broken down, leaving some facing water shortages and others chronic power cuts. […]

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