Water Cooperation and Regional Peace
For a farmer in Punjab or Sindh, a river is not an abstraction in a diplomatic argument. It determines whether…
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When Rivers Become Political Weapons
The Indus Waters Treaty has once again become a test case for law, morality and regional responsibility in South Asia….
India’s Water Coercion and Pakistan’s Legal Response
The Indus Waters Treaty is not merely a technical agreement over rivers. It is a lifeline for millions of people,…
Safeguarding Pakistan’s Hydrological Sovereignty
The Indus Waters Treaty is not merely a water-sharing arrangement between Pakistan and India; it is one of the central…
The Hague Speaks, New Delhi Refuses to Listen
International law does not collapse in a single dramatic moment. It is weakened slowly, through missed deadlines, rejected orders, unanswered…
Pakistan’s Fight for Water Justice
World Water Day is not meant to be a ceremonial line on the calendar. It is a warning, a reminder,…
India stays quiet on Indus Waters Treaty
India’s silence on the Indus Waters Treaty has begun to speak louder than any official statement. UN Special Rapporteurs asked…
Indus Waters in Abeyance
The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of 1960 has long been held up as a rare success story: a robust, technical…
India Water Release into the Chenab
South Asia’s precarious water politics have once again come to light due to India’s unexpected flood of water into the…
Indus Waters Treaty Suspension
India’s decision to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) on its own after the Pahalgam attack in April 2025 has…