GeoPolitics Now

How will a a growing Uganda challenge Egypt's command of the Nile river?

The Mekong is the "Mother of Rivers" for most of Southeast Asia. The dynamic and developing nations of peninsular Southeast Asia rely on its flow for transportation, electricity and nourishment. However, increased dam building and activity by upstream nations now threatens the livelihood of those downstream.

As the populations grows and the climate changes, so too will societies interaction with water. Across the globe access to clean water reliability on tap, may be coming to end. Water may become the new oil

Indonesia will face many unique challenges from climate change. How can Indonesia mitigate the risks of climate change and develop prosperous industries?

What countries and regions will benefit the most from climate change? Who should be more concerned?

The recent attacks in Saudi Arabia have increased the likelihood of a grater conflict. Who stands to benefit from these events?

Indonesia growing democratic law makers struggle to appease the masses. Poorly crafted laws threaten tourism and the business community.

China's outbound tourist numbers have decreased dramatically in 2019. What does this mean economies who rely on Chinese tourists

The recent fires in Indonesia are an annual occurrence. This year seems particularly worse. Will Indonesians neighbors push it to reform?

How will new discoveries of in the Eastern Mediterranean shape global oil and gas? How will this change Israel's diplomatic relations with Europe?