JB Shreve
JB Shreve is the author of "How the World Ends: Understanding the Growing Chaos." He has been the host of the End of History podcast since 2012. He has degrees in International Relations and Middle East Studies. His other books include the Intelligence Brief Series. Regular posts and updates from JB Shreve are available at www.theendofhistory.net
This post on the water crisis in the Sahel is part of my ongoing blog series on the global water crisis.
In my last post for this series looking at the global water crisis, we looked at the growing concern of the coming water wars as resources grow scarce...
I finished the book, Crisis in the Red Zone, this week and was very surprised not only by how informative it was but how easy the reading was.
Crisis in the Red Zone – The Story of the Deadliest Ebola Outbreak in History, and the Outbreaks to Come by Richard...
This post on water wars is part of an ongoing series where we are tracking the global water crisis.
In 2012 Adel Darwish, author of the book Water Wars: Coming Conflicts in the Middle East, predicted the next water war to break out would likely be in Yemen. In 2015...
A look at the incredible report from the New York Times regarding the Chinese prisons overflowing with Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang province.
This backgrounder on the growing crisis in Sudan explains what is currently taking place, how we got here and what the future might hold.
This post on the threat of drought is part of the ongoing series where we are tracking the global water crisis.
The complete popular podcast series that tells the story of the History of India is now available to the public again.
While the western media is largely ignoring this story, a major historical event has unfolded in Kashmir this week. The following briefer explains what is going on in this extremely unstable situation.
We are heading toward a major disaster in the story of the global water crisis in India – and it all could have been avoided.
These 9 numbers from the UN report to the Security Council on Children in Armed Conflicts tell the toll being taken on children around the world in 2018.