More: Water Resources
The Indus in a Climate Crisis: Reassessing Punjab’s Cholistan Canal Project
The proposed Cholistan Canal project in Punjab has ignited a critical debate against the backdrop of an escalating climate crisis, placing Pakistan's lifeline, the...
Judging the Future from the Flow: How Intelligence Can Prevent a Water Crisis
Not far from where rice paddies once stretched green and wide across Bali’s central highlands, a farmer now walks across cracked soil. The rainy...
Returning the Flow: Ending Water Privatization through Public Resilience
In the dry, sunbaked city of Cochabamba, Bolivia, the year 2000 marked more than just the start of a new millennium. It marked a...
Diplomatic Relations between Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan: The Nile Dispute
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), located 25 miles from Ethiopia's border with Sudan, marks the start of a new chapter in the disputed...
Projected Water Security of Pakistan
Water security has emerged as a potent non-traditional security concern for Pakistan, endangering the two key referent objects of security: ‘state’ & ‘human’. Water...
From Abundance to Scarcity: The Political Indifference to Indonesia’s Water Crisis
Water scarcity is an issue of paramount importance that has significant implications for public health, economic development, and social stability. In Indonesia, a country...
Water Scarcity in ASEAN: An Urgent Call for Action
Water scarcity, a growing global challenge, is increasingly becoming a critical issue within the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region. Comprising ten countries...
The US-Mexico Border Water Dispute: A Call for Cooperation Over Conflict
The water dispute along the US-Mexico border is not just a regional issue; it is a microcosm of a global crisis that underscores the...
Iran: Running Out of Time to Avoid Running Out of Water?
Water scarcity, exacerbated by climate change, is posing a serious threat to global “hotspots” with Iran among the most vulnerable. Iran is swiftly approaching...
Indonesia and the Future of Water Diplomacy
Through its participation in the World Water Forum, Indonesia, the largest archipelagic country in the world, with more than 17 thousand islands with a...