HomeGeneral NewsGulf water crisis: How desalination plants are vulnerable in conflict General News Gulf water crisis: How desalination plants are vulnerable in conflict March 17, 2026 0 6 - Advertisement - Iran and the Arabian Peninsula depend on desalination plants to survive – why water has become a target Around 70% of Saudi Arabia’s drinking water comes from desalination plants. In Kuwait and Oman the figure is 90%. Stanislav71/Shutterstock Sanam Mahoozi, City St George’s, University… Click here to view the original article. Tagstickernews.co - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous article‘Removing flags doesn’t stop racism’: regional NSW council abandons plan to stop flying Aboriginal flagNext articleThe Political Gap Between The Grammys & The Oscars RELATED ARTICLES General News The midterms will change US politics. But NZ will keep feeling the Trump effect Australian Online News - November 3, 2026 General News OPINION | Courage to find yourself Australian Online News - November 3, 2026 General News Olivia Hargroder, a dancer with Down syndrome, survived heart surgery at nine weeks old after doctors gave her just a 20% chance of survival.... Australian Online News - November 3, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed Stuck in a bad place with no leadership isn’t good October 28, 2026 Australian politics live: Man cautioned after allegedly stalking female Labor MPs; PM dismisses Costello criticism | Australian politics October 29, 2026 World in pictures, October 28, 2026 October 28, 2026 Ukraine-Russia war: Will Melania Trump’s ceasefire save Ukraine? October 31, 2026 Load more