Guardians of the Nile: No Interstate War, No Peace

Guardians of the Nile: No Interstate War, No Peace

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Senior Fellow Natasha Hall argues that the ongoing dispute between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam requires prompt water diplomacy to avoid increasing tensions, conflict, and displacement, even if open interstate war is not in the cards.

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