Not just a dam on a lake. But a dam so massive, so ambitious, that it could seal off an entire sea. In this video, we explore this bold idea and what it would mean if it actually came to life.

In 2007, a group of scientists proposed building a 100-kilometer-long dam across the Red Sea that would generate 50 gigawatts of electricity. Discover how it works, how it could help the ...

Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said this week that water security is Egypt’s first and most important existential priority, ...

Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty has described water security as Egypt’s sole existential threat, stressing that the ...

Navy defensive weapons like the CIWS haven't been involved in combat on this scale until the Red Sea crisis. Bentjen has worked on these types of systems for 30 years. He says he's proud and a ...

The OCHA report said that the dam, in a remote area near the Red Sea, was the main source of fresh water for Port Sudan, the country’s de facto wartime capital, about 25 miles to the southeast.