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June 01, 2020

Are future water wars inevitable?

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By 2025, two-thirds of the global population will live in a water-scarce region. Over the next century, the chance of cross-border conflicts over water could rise by 95%.

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Why diplomacy fails: Israel-Palestine and the Iran nuclear deal

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How Iran and the US found common ground—and lost it again

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How a Sri Lankan mother became an unlikely negotiator for peace

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After Gaza, who sets the rules of global justice?

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Negotiating a place for women at the peace table

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How a small island nation pushed for a deal on loss and damage

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Negotiating Gaza: From Hostage Deal to Ceasefire

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Before the Ceasefire, Malta negotiated a ‘Humanitarian Pause’ to the war in Gaza

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Governance & Politics

Inside the ‘Impossible’ Deal That Averted an Environmental Disaster in Yemen

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