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The Other Liquid Gold Nuclear Power and Desalination in Saudi Arabia By Selim Can Sazak and Lauren R. Sukin In Saudi Arabia, desalination provides 70 percent of urban water supplies. To make all that water, the country needs energy, which it plans to get from nuclear reactors.

Divide and Conquer In Georgia How Russia Is Turning the Country Against Itself By Michael Cecire Ongoing turmoil over state’s dismantling of the Rustavi 2 television station is only a narrow aspect of Georgia’s problems ahead of parliamentary elections in 2016. And here, a massive increase in Russian influence operations is key.

Russians Dodge a Bullet How Young Russian Men Avoid the Draft By Elisabeth Braw Each year, half of all would-be Russian conscripts—75,000 out of an annual intake of around 150,000 young men—are thought to be dodging the draft.

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The Beginning of Modi's End? How the BJP Lost Bihar By Milan Vaishnav How does one make sense of the triumph of the anti-BJP collective over the seemingly unstoppable Modi? The easiest explanation is this: The Grand Alliance pulled a BJP on the BJP.

The Rise of Reprotourism Why Couples Travel for IVF By Marcia C. Inhorn Infertility can be a dire burden that comes with intense social stigma and community ostracism. No wonder, that many infertile couples are willing to undertake extensive reproductive travel to have kids.