India Defies International Court Ruling Over Indus Waters Treaty Dispute
India has rejected an international court order requiring it to uphold the Indus Waters Treaty and suspend construction on a disputed hydropower project. The defiance escalates long-standing diplomatic tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad over shared river resources.
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India rejects court order to uphold decades-old water-sharing treaty with Pakistan
The arbitration ruling adds a new layer of stress to a long-simmering water dispute between two nuclear-armed neighbors.
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Read full article →Hague court orders India to uphold Indus Waters Treaty, suspends work on its hydropower project
ISLAMABAD – The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) on Monday ordered India to uphold the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) with Pakistan and suspend work on a hydro project in occupied Kashmir. Water and the IWT remain a contentious issue between India and Pakistan, following New Delhi’s unilateral abeyance of the accord in April last year — [...]
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