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Nairobi
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Africa and Middle East Correspondent for Bloomberg. Based in Nairobi. Author of a book on Chinese diplomacy.. All opinions my own
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How the Iran War Is Exposing Risks to Gulf Water Supply

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By Peter Martin Verified, Mike Cohen
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Fayez Nureldine/AFP/Getty Images (Bloomberg) -- The Iran war has highlighted a fundamental vulnerability of the oil-rich nations in the Persian Gulf: their reliance on desalination plants for water. Gulf nations lack sufficient freshwater to sustain growing populations, industry and food production. To get around this problem, governments expend some of the region’s abundant energy reserves to convert seawater into drinking water.
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1,000 Days of War and Upheaval That Reshaped the Middle East

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By Peter Martin Verified, Raeedah Wahid Verified, Tom Février
| Bloomberg News Verified
Destroyed buildings in Gaza City on Feb. 23. Photographer: Ahmad Salem/Bloomberg Tankers and cargo vessels in the Gulf of Oman, along shipping routes linking the Strait of Hormuz and the Arabian Sea, on June 16. Source: AP US President Donald Trump meets Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Ankara on July 8. Photographer: Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images Israeli soldiers patrol a road in southern Lebanon near the border with Israel on April 27.
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Good Vibes at US-Iran Talks Hide Big Problems

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By Peter Martin Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Welcome to Balance of Power, bringing you the latest in global politics. If you haven’t yet, sign up here. The US and Iran are declaring major progress since reaching an interim peace deal last week. Their optimism may prove short-lived.
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