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Sisi called on Ethiopia to seek ‘compromise solutions’ in what is seen as a softening of the narrative over the contested Renaissance Dam amid threats from conflict to water resources, infrastructure as seen in Ukraine's Kakhovka

Stunning images of the attack of Nova Kakhovka dam, which had been described as a strategically important target, serve as a reminder that military forces in past wars have set off similar disasters to take out dams' power.

Space is a messy place, full of large rocks (and possibly other things) that, at any moment, could come hurtling toward us at high speed. Most of these

Conflicts and Crises in the Middle East

In my decades of doing what I do, I’ve encountered so many folks patently unwilling to accept that their beloved Land of the Free™ is capable of the horrendous criminality it openly perpetrates as policy. (Such a cultic mindset, of course, is partly responsible for such blind trust vis-a-vis the “pandemic.”) With all this in

The drop of the water levels in recent years has uncovered many archaeological and ancient sites that were submerged beneath the two historic rivers in Syria, Iraq and Turkey.

The regional government in north and east Syria declared a state of emergency as Turkey threatens invasion. Troops on the front say they’re ready for war.

Amid cruel nature and primitive violence, the American sense of liberty took form, second sons forged new destinies or perished, fallen men were made anew.

Northeastern Syria is experiencing its worst drought in nearly 70 years, with rising temperatures and erratic weather exacerbated by tensions with Turkey. Daniela Sala, Bart von Laffert and Shaveen Mohammad report

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