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China’s Murky Waters

Tibetan Plateau & China's Water Games The Tibetan Plateau has become a party to an insidious water game and some of the countries in the region remain blissfully unaware of the sinister moves afoot. The Tibetan plateau’s glaciers and altitude makes Tibet the world’s third largest freshwater repository. This is why it is occasionally termed

By maritimeanalyst|2023-08-28T02:44:49+00:00August 28th, 2023|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: bhutan, brahmaputra, catchment area, China, dams, Diamer Basha, electricity, food, funding, ganges, gobi desert, india, indus water basin treaty, Multilateral, riparian, rivers, russia, security, south asia conflict, Tibetan Plateau, wars, water, world bank, Yangtze Mekong Sutlej, yellow river|0 Comments

European Rivers Disputes & NATO

European Rivers & Freshwater Basins There are around 300 freshwater basins in the world straddling international borders and nearly all neighbours in the international system share a river and wherever an upstream/downstream basin configuration exists among nations the risk of conflict is enhanced. In order, to develop any long term and sustainable hydro based power

By maritimeanalyst|2023-07-09T15:47:47+00:00July 9th, 2023|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: climate change, dam, danube river, delta, environmental concerns, EU, flooding, freshwater basin, glacier, indus water basin treaty, international court of justice, NATO, silt|0 Comments

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