As Israel Invades Again, Lebanon Faces More Turmoil And Possible Civil War. Here Are 3 Ways This Could Go
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 Mariam Farida, Macquarie University Just two days after the US and Israel killed
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Iran And The Arabian Peninsula Depend On Desalination Plants To Survive – Why Water Has Become A Target
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 Around 70% of Saudi Arabia’s drinking water comes from desalination
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Why The Next Escalation In The Iran Conflict Could Be Between The US And Turkey
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 Ben Seymour, Nottingham Trent University and Eszter Simon, Nottingham Trent University
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Why We Shouldn’t Abandon Handwriting At School
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 Atheena Johnson, Université Paris Nanterre Over the decades, technological devices
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Why The Chagos Islands Deal Is Delayed – And Mauritius Is Threatening To Sue The UK
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 Sue Farran, Newcastle University and Colin Murray, Newcastle University
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Sea Levels Around Africa Are Rising Faster Than The Global Average: What’s Behind This Alarming. Trend
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 Franck Ghomsi, University of Cape Town For over three
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Tsunami Risk In The Mediterranean: Why Nice Should Prepare An Evacuation Plan
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 According to UNESCO, in 2022, there is a 100%
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Senegal’s Crisis: Why Debt Restructuring May Be The Least Bad Option
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 Abdoulaye Ndiaye, New York University Senegal is
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South Africa’s Carbon Tax Should Stay: Climate Scientists Explain Why
The Oasis Reporters March 17, 2026 Britta Rennkamp, University of Cape Town; Andrew
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South Africa Will Run Out Of Industrial Gas By 2028 And 70,000 Jobs Could Be Lost – Why Government Fixes Are Lacking
The Oasis Reporters March 17, 2026 Craig McGregor, Stellenbosch University South
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