Why would India not raise fingers at Pakistan when an incident like the Pahalgam terrorist attack takes place and why would ...

For India, the treaty’s suspension offers a chance for renegotiation, while Pakistan faces limited options to uphold its ...

O N APRIL 23RD, the day after a brutal terrorist attack in Indian-administrated Kashmir, a region claimed by both India and ...

Afghan official says his country striving to "resolve this conflict peacefully"; Dar holds progress meeting on his Kabul ...

Climate change is impacting the Indus river basin unevenly, affecting water-sharing agreements between India and Pakistan due to differing glacial melt rates.

Interestingly, China and Afghanistan are also riparians in the Indus system ... though than the flows moving through India and Pakistan. The river itself has manifold ecosystems, from the high ...

Flows of the Indus, Jhelum, and Chenab form the backbone of Pakistan’s agriculture, its cities and its energy infrastructure ...

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The Pahalgam attack was the last straw. Continuing to honour the Treaty under these conditions would have been an act of self ...

The treaty survived two wars -- the 1965 and 1971 India-Pakistan wars -- and several military standoffs between the two ...

Climate change is impacting the Indus river basin unevenly ... across four countries: 52% in Pakistan, 33% in India, 8% in China, and 6% in Afghanistan. From 1991 to 2015, the mean temperature ...

ISLAMABAD: In the wake of India’s claims of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) being ‘in abeyance,’ experts suggested that ...