World Environment Day and the Indus Basin Crisis
World Environment Day is not merely a symbolic occasion marked by statements, ceremonies, and environmental slogans. It is a reminder that the
India’s Abeyance of the Indus Waters Treaty
The Indus Waters Treaty was never merely a water-sharing instrument. It was a civilizational restraint placed upon two hostile neighbours who understood,
The Indus Waters Treaty Held in Abeyance
One year after India’s decision to hold the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance in the wake of heightened tensions following the Pahalgam
Water as a Weapon in South Asia
In a world already anxious about climate stress and geopolitical rivalry, the idea of turning rivers into weapons should alarm everyone. The
Indus Waters Treaty and thirty Eight days of meaningful silence
India’s refusal to answer the UN Special Rapporteurs on the Indus Waters Treaty has turned a technical query into a political statement.
How India’s Dam Politics Threaten Pakistan’s Survival
India’s recent manipulation of Chenab River flows is more than a technical water management decision; it signals a deliberate shift from treaty-based
India’s Support for Afghan Kabul River Development and Pakistan’s Water Security Challenge
India’s growing support for the development of the Kabul River in Afghanistan is changing one of South Asia’s most sensitive hydropolitical borders.
Indus Waters Treaty Suspension Is a Threat to Regional Stability
Pakistan’s choice to bring India’s unilateral suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) to the Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum Roundtable in Brussels is
