Letter from the Editors: Water Wars: Conflict and Diplomacy.

The SAIS Review of International Affairs explores the role of water resources in global politics and conflict. The journal highlights various case studies, including the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, tensions between Iran and Afghanistan, Libya's dependence on the Great Man-Made River, and disputes over shared water resources in South America. The articles emphasize the potential for both conflict and diplomacy surrounding water issues, as well as the need for effective water management and peacebuilding measures. The journal aims to shed light on the complexities of water-related conflicts and their impact on international relations. [Extracted from the article]

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