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Trump’s dip into the Nile waters dispute didn’t settle the conflict – in fact, it may have caused more ripples

  • Written by Fred H. Lawson, Professor of Government Emeritus, Northeastern University
Trump’s dip into the Nile waters dispute didn’t settle the conflict – in fact, it may have caused more ripplesActivists from the Ethiopian community march in protest of Donald Trump's comments on Ethiopia and the Renaissance Dam on Oct. 29, 2020, in Washington.J. Countess/Getty Images

President Donald Trump chided the United Nations on Sept. 23, 2025, for failing to resolve dangerous international conflicts around the world. “All they seem to...

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