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Untapped Potential: Women Leadership is Key to Effective Water Diplomacy in the Middle East “We see women playing a critical role in water resource management and decision-making at the family level as well as the community level. However, they’re very often absent from high level water-related negotiations and agreements,” said Merissa Khurma, director of the Wilson Center’s Middle East Program (MEP), introducing a Wilson Center event on the inclusion of women in water leadership and d...

Canada conducts train derailment exercise to improve response capabilities March 12, 2016 MAPLE RIDGE, Canada – On March 12 and 13, 2016, Transport Canada and Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC), an agency of the Department of National Defence (DND), will conduct Exercise Vulcan MAPLE RIDGE, Canada – On March 12 and 13, 2016, Transport Canada and Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC), an agency of the Department of National Defence (DND), will conduct Exercise Vulcan to ...

Commercial aviation in Alaska: Essential and deadly June 24th 11:34 am | Zoë Sobel and Agnel Philip, KUCB and ProPublica   Some say FAA has been slow to account for hazards, putting pilots, customers at risk On a clear day in May 2019, the tourist season was just starting up in Ketchikan, a city of 8,000 that had become a cruise ship hot spot. For Randy Sullivan, that meant another day - his fifth in a row - of flying sightseeing tours and charters. Sullivan and his wife, Julie, owned Mo...

The change came by the slimmest of margins, with 60 votes in favor and 59 opposed in Israel's 120-member Knesset. One member abstained ...

Israel's parliament will vote Sunday on ending Benjamin Netanyahu's tenure as prime minister and approving a new coalition that includes an Arab party

Israels parliament will vote Sunday on ending Benjamin Netanyahus tenure as prime minister and approving a new coalition that includes an Arab party

Defying the FBI to pay the DarkSide in its ransomware attack means this is just the beginning for the private sector, cybersecurity experts say.

As unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology becomes ever cheaper and more accessible, the threat of armed and GPS-guided drones is becoming a serious problem for U.S. forces in theater. In the past few months, Iranian-backed Iraqi militias have used small drones armed with explosives to attack Iraqi military bases housing U.S. forces several times, and the threat posed by such UAVs is only likely to grow in the months and years to come. Experts from MEI's Defense & Security Program ...

Defying the FBI to pay the DarkSide in its ransomware attack means this is just the beginning for the private sector, cybersecurity experts say.

From an unplanned meeting with Yair Lapid to the expected arrival of a new ambassador, here is how Biden's relationship with a new government in Israel will take shape, assuming such a government is actually sworn in