Rivers that traverse multiple countries, such as the Nile, Mekong, and Danube, present unique challenges and opportunities in hydrological studies, particularly in conflict-prone regions. These transboundary rivers require cooperative management strategies to ensure equitable water distribution, sustainable use, and conflict resolution. Research focusing on these rivers can provide insights into international water law, collaborative governance frameworks, and conflict mitigation mechanisms. By examining case studies and proposing integrated management approaches, researchers can contribute to fostering peace and sustainable development in regions where water is a critical and contested resource.

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