Kyrgyzstan’s Hydropower Projects Stall Again
The planned cascade of plants seems doomed as investment collapses.
25 Aug 16
Water
Uzbek-Kyrgyz Border Spat Highlights Tensions
Analysts say that power play is motivated by competition over energy resources.
24 Mar 16
Syria: Farmers Harness the Power of the Sun
Solar energy is proving to be a blessing in Idlib’s western countryside.
18 Mar 16
Water Politics Angers Armenia
Yerevan accuses the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe of taking a pro-Baku stance.
22 Feb 16
Afghan Rivers Need Better Management
Experts argue that vital resource could be worth of billions of US dollars to the country.
12 Jan 16
Georgian Seaport Short of Water
Major repair scheme fails to deliver basic water service to residents of Black Sea town of Poti.
4 Sep 10
Bosnia: The Village Where Hate Never Triumphed
Residents of Baljvine, one of the few places to escape the ethnic violence that tore apart Bosnia, tell their extraordinary story. By Marija Arnautovic in Baljvine
10 Apr 10
Water Woes of Armenia's Border Villages
No prospect of running water exacerbates problems of long-suffering residents. By Gayane Mkrtchyan in Bagaran
19 Mar 10
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