Why a 66-Year-Old Water Treaty Is Becoming the Latest India-Pakistan Flashpoint

Why a 66-year-old water treaty is becoming the latest India-Pakistan flashpoint

India and Pakistan are locked in a dispute over the Indus Water Treaty after New Delhi suspended the pact, raising concerns about regional stability.

Indus Waters Treaty in Peril as India Halts Deal

India’s abeyance of the Indus Waters Treaty threatens Pakistan’s water security. Pakistan rejects the move—read the latest developments.

Climate Change, India’s Water Aggression, and Pakistan’s Existential Water Crisis

Pakistan stands at the intersection of two converging catastrophes, each devastating in isolation, and potentially civilizational in combination. The first is a natural crisis of planetary proportions: the accelerating melt of the glaciers in the North, which feed the Indus River system and sustain the agricultural, economic, and demographic foundations of the Pakistani state. The second is an artificial crisis of geopolitical design: India’s de…