The Indus Water Treaty has once again become the centre of diplomatic discussions between Pakistan and India after Islamabad raised concerns over what it describes as violations of the historic water-sharing agreement. Pakistani officials have recently highlighted the matter before international forums, arguing that the treaty remains legally binding despite increasing tensions between the two neighbouring countries. The latest developments have renewed global attention on the Indus Water Treaty current status, with policymakers, legal experts, and regional observers closely monitoring whether both countries can preserve one of the world’s longest-standing…
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